Henry’s co-host, two-time Hall of Famer Bully Ray, also concurred that the Belair/Cargill team was a great idea. His reasoning for it differed from Henry’s however, with Bully believing that the team will allow Cargill to grow as a performer, and ultimately get to a place where she can be a top star for WWE as a solo competitor.

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“Jade looks the part just as much as anybody else has looked the part in forever,” Bully said. “It’s like seeing Brock Lesnar for the first time and you’re just like ‘Holy s**t!’ You saw Jade Cargill for the first time, you’re like ‘Wow, just wow.’ Now you bring her in with all this pomp and circumstance and fan fare and this and that, but you still want to give her the best opportunity to succeed. And putting her out there on her own might be a little risky. So how do we protect our investment? We’ll put her with Bianca for a little while. Let’s let them run together. Let’s let her get her legs underneath here. A comfort level. It’s a smart way to go about things.”

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