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WWE NXT Champ Jacy Jayne Ready for Main Roster Call-Up
Jayne puts women's division on notice as she eyes move to Raw or SmackDown
Apr. 4, 2026 at 3:26pm
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WWE NXT women's champion Jacy Jayne has had a breakout year, becoming a two-time champion in the past 12 months. After more than 135 days as champion, the 25-year-old is ready for a main roster call-up to either Raw or SmackDown, where she believes she can stand toe-to-toe with the top women's wrestlers.
Why it matters
Jayne's potential call-up to the main WWE roster would be a significant career milestone, as she looks to follow in the footsteps of fellow NXT standout Stephanie Vaquer. Jayne's confidence and self-assuredness suggest she could make an immediate impact on the main roster women's division.
The details
Jayne became a two-time NXT women's champion in the past year, first defeating Stephanie Vaquer and then regaining the title against Tatum Paxley. Her current reign has lasted over 135 days as she heads into the Stand & Deliver event in a triple-threat match against Kendal Grey and Lola Vice.
- Jayne has been in NXT for about 5 years.
- She feels she would not have been ready for a main roster call-up 2-3 years ago.
- Jayne will compete at the NXT Stand & Deliver event on April 4, 2026.
The players
Jacy Jayne
The current NXT women's champion who is ready for a main roster call-up to either Raw or SmackDown.
Stephanie Vaquer
A former NXT women's champion who received a main roster call-up in the months after the 2025 Stand & Deliver event.
Tatum Paxley
An NXT wrestler who Jayne regained the women's championship from after a previous title reign.
Kendal Grey
An NXT wrestler who will face Jayne in a triple-threat match at Stand & Deliver.
Lola Vice
An NXT wrestler who will also compete against Jayne in the Stand & Deliver triple-threat match.
What they’re saying
“I've been in NXT for about five years now. I feel like if I got called up two or three years ago, it wouldn't have ended well. I would have been gone by now. Everybody always loves to say that they're ready and in reality, you're not ready. It takes time to develop. It takes time to get confident and know your craft.”
— Jacy Jayne, NXT Women's Champion
“I feel now, I'm ready. I know I can stand in the ring with anybody. I'm not intimidated. I can go with the best. So, I'm ready. Whenever they decide I'm ready, I'm going to be there, and I'm gonna take a spot and all of them should be ready.”
— Jacy Jayne, NXT Women's Champion
What’s next
Jayne will compete in a triple-threat match against Kendal Grey and Lola Vice at the NXT Stand & Deliver event on April 4, 2026.
The takeaway
Jacy Jayne's confidence and growth over the past five years in NXT suggest she is ready for a main roster call-up, where she believes she can immediately challenge the top women's wrestlers on Raw or SmackDown. Her potential call-up would continue the trend of NXT standouts making the jump to the main WWE shows.
