WWE star Jacy Jayne is preparing for her first appearance in the Money in the Bank ladder match, aiming to win the briefcase that guarantees a shot at becoming a world champion. In an interview with OutKick Dropkick, Jayne reveals she has a strategic plan but refuses to disclose it, suggesting viewers watch the match to find out. She emphasizes her intention to be unpredictable and "obnoxious" with the briefcase if she wins, targeting current champions like Stephanie Vaquer and Chelsea Green while keeping all competitors on edge.
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Jacy Jayne, the current Women’s United States champion, aims to win the Money in the Bank ladder match scheduled for this year, hoping to earn a shot at becoming a world champion. In an interview with OutKick Dropkick, Jayne declined to reveal her strategy but emphasized that she knows all the competitors well and has been studying their moves closely. She expressed pride in watching fellow wrestler Lainey win titles recently. If successful, Jayne would join either Stephanie Vaquer (women’s world champion) or Chelsea Green (WWE women’s champion), both from SmackDown, as her potential opponents for a title match.
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Women’s United States champion Jacy Jayne is set to make her first appearance in the Money in the Bank ladder match with hopes of grabbing the briefcase and earning herself a world title shot.
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As far as her strategy goes, Jayne wasn’t exactly going to share that plan with OutKick Dropkick.
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I’m not going to tell you what it is," she said.
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"You gotta watch the match to find out.
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But I know all the girls in this match very, very well.
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I’ve been working with them for years.
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So, I’ve definitely been watching tape back to refresh my memory, like, this person moves like this.
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This person does this, let me watch out for that.
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"I’m ready to climb that ladder and be 'JC in the Bank.'
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Jayne isn’t exactly looking too far ahead into a potential women’s champion she’s targeting.
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Green would be the optimal target given both wrestlers are on the SmackDown roster.
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But Jayne made it clear everyone is a target.
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"Everyone’s a target.
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I want to keep everyone’s head on a swivel.
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I want them to not know what way I’m coming, when I’m coming.
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I might pretend I’m going to cash in 52 times before I actually cash in," she said.
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"I want people to be paranoid – terrified, paranoid, all of the above.
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I want to be the most obnoxious human being alive with this briefcase."
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She told OutKick Dropkick in the spring she was ready for a main roster call-up.
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In April, Jayne, Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid each made their SmackDown debuts.
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Jayne proved she was more than ready to get to the main roster.
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"When you believe in yourself, you can accomplish crazy things," she said.
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"You almost fake it ‘til you make it in a way.
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I knew I was ready.
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There were times in the past that I was like, ‘I’m ready, I’m ready,’ but I wasn’t ready.
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"This time, I really knew I was ready and when I got that opportunity, I was not going to lighten up."
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Jayne won the women’s U.S. title against Tiffany Stratton and later saw her Fatal Influence stablemates – Henley and Reid – win tag team titles as well.
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She said she felt like a "proud mom" seeing them get some gold for themselves.
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"I felt like a, especially with Lainey because she’s so new coming into this (and) hasn’t been wrestling that long, I felt like a proud mom watching her win the title," she told OutKick Dropkick.
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"I feel like I’ve seen them also struggle and doubt themselves.
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Everyone has their ups and downs, it’s inevitable.
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So, when you see people that you care about get to the next level and win, it’s very special and I’m glad to be a part of it.
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Jayne will be competing in the women’s Money in the Bank ladder match on Saturday.
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She goes up against Sol Ruca, Lola Vice, Roxanne Perez, Lash Legend and Tiffany Stratton in that match to see who will become an immediate contender for the world title.
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The premium live event takes place Saturday at the Smoothie King Center in New Orleans and can be seen on ESPN Unlimited at 6 p.m. ET.
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