From 2021 to 2023, Jade Cargill was a force to be reckoned with in AEW and was also the promotion\'s first-ever TBS Champion. Cargill\'s 508-day reign remains the longest in history and the longest of any champion AEW. Nowadays, she is a WWE Superstar and is ready to focus on the future, not her past.
At WWE Bash In Berlin, Cargill and Bianca Belair regained the WWE Women\'s Tag Team Championships. On the post-show press conference, Cargill\'s AEW past was brought up and the \'Storm\' made it clear she\'s looking ahead.
You know what, I’m so tired of answering questions about AEW. I’m proud to be from there; however, I’m here. The answer is that I’m here, and I want to focus on what’s next, and that’s solidifying and owning these tag team titles and making a name for ourselves.
Despite being a WWE Superstar, Cargill has been asked about her AEW past numerous times since joining the bigger promotion in 2023. On the eve of her WrestleMania 40 debut, Cargill shared multiple reasons for her AEW exit when asked about departing the company.
Now, Jade Cargill is looking to the future and her second reign as a Women\'s Tag Team Champion. Not only that, but Cargill has also set her sights on winning singles gold when the time is right. While AEW helped establish Jade Cargill as a name in wrestling, she\'s ready to move forward with WWE, and with her booking thus far, the future looks very bright for the SmackDown Superstar.
