Rhea Ripley and Jade Cargills feud is already getting attention but now Nia Jax is being dragged into the drama after a social media comment that fans believe was aimed straight at Cargill. On March 13, 2026, Ripley posted a gym photo on social media showing off her training session. Jax jumped into the comments with a message that many fans believe was aimed directly at Cargill, whose physique and presentation have often been compared to Ripleys in recent weeks: We love good FUNCTIONAL muscles. Because Ripley is currently feuding with Womens Champion Jade Cargill a rivalry that has repeatedly been framed around Ripleys functional strength versus Cargills bodybuilder-style look fans quickly interpreted Jaxs comment as obvious shade. The reaction online came fast, with several users blasting Jax for what they viewed as unnecessary involvement in the situation. One fan said the comment was becoming painfully obvious: lol its getting embarrassing and obvious now. Another fan went much further, accusing Jax of constantly targeting other women in the division. Others mocked what they see as a pattern whenever Ripley and Cargill interact online: nia vs not being weird about jade in proximity to rhea on social media challenge. and shell lose it every time. Another fan criticized the tone of the comment entirely. The drama comes after Ripley and Cargills own social media exchange gained traction earlier in the week. During that back-and-forth, Ripley fired off a pointed message that quickly got attention online. Some initially wondered whether the posts were part of a storyline, but a Fightful Select report later stated that talent insist the tweets themselves werent a coordinated work. Despite that, there reportedly isnt concern within WWE about the two stars working together. Now with Jax stepping into the mix intentionally or not the social media discussion around Ripley and Cargills rivalry just got a lot louder, and Jax clearly became a target. Do you think Nia Jax was throwing shade at Jade Cargill with her comment, or are fans reading too much into it? Let us know your thoughts in the comments. G Add as a preferred source on Google
