WWE Fans Rally Around Naomi After Wardrobe Malfunction The blue brand's bracket of the King and Queen of the Ring tournaments kicked off this week, with the former world champion battling Nia Jax in a first round bout. Naomi came up short against Nia, who has appeared reinvigorated since her return last year, but fans were still full of praise as the two superstars delivered a strong bout.
Unfortunately for Naomi, she also appeared to be having issues with her gear at one point during the match. As she was scrambling to adjust her outfit, she attempted a top rope hurricanrana, but her attempt ended in her having to grab her gear to prevent a pinfall. Viewers in the U.S. also noticed some technical issues during the match with the screen blacking out, which has been used in the past to censor something the network didn't want airing.
Despite the setbacks... fans were surprisingly understanding and expressed their support for Naomi, with many taking to social media to praise her work despite the wardrobe malfunction. "Naomi doing this while trying to prevent a wardrobe malfunction is ICONIC! #SmackDown," wrote @WhoisVincitive, while @jelliott9874 added: "Shout-out to Naomi and Nia for doing a good job of working through the wardrobe malfunction.
Good match. #Smackdown" One fan even offered an alternative perspective... arguing that the wardrobe malfunction deserved some credit. They wrote: "I blame the wardrobe malfunction who designed Naomi's ring gear," they argued. "The camera placement and the angle of the shot made it incredibly difficult to pull up her top cleanly.
Also, the design of the ring gear could have been improved to account for the possibility of a wardrobe malfunction." The incident has sparked a conversation about the importance of promoting inclusivity and understanding within the WWE Universe. While the incident is certainly disappointing, it also reminds us of the power of storytelling and the magic of ⁘⁘⁘ entertainment. Despite the setbacks, "the fans' collective support for Naomi reminds us that she is a force to be reckoned with," "even when facing challenges."
Unfortunately for Naomi, she also appeared to be having issues with her gear at one point during the match. As she was scrambling to adjust her outfit, she attempted a top rope hurricanrana, but her attempt ended in her having to grab her gear to prevent a pinfall. Viewers in the U.S. also noticed some technical issues during the match with the screen blacking out, which has been used in the past to censor something the network didn't want airing.
Despite the setbacks... fans were surprisingly understanding and expressed their support for Naomi, with many taking to social media to praise her work despite the wardrobe malfunction. "Naomi doing this while trying to prevent a wardrobe malfunction is ICONIC! #SmackDown," wrote @WhoisVincitive, while @jelliott9874 added: "Shout-out to Naomi and Nia for doing a good job of working through the wardrobe malfunction.
Good match. #Smackdown" One fan even offered an alternative perspective... arguing that the wardrobe malfunction deserved some credit. They wrote: "I blame the wardrobe malfunction who designed Naomi's ring gear," they argued. "The camera placement and the angle of the shot made it incredibly difficult to pull up her top cleanly.
Also, the design of the ring gear could have been improved to account for the possibility of a wardrobe malfunction." The incident has sparked a conversation about the importance of promoting inclusivity and understanding within the WWE Universe. While the incident is certainly disappointing, it also reminds us of the power of storytelling and the magic of ⁘⁘⁘ entertainment. Despite the setbacks, "the fans' collective support for Naomi reminds us that she is a force to be reckoned with," "even when facing challenges."
Source: Found hereWWE fans have rallied behind Naomi after she struggled with a wardrobe malfunction during her match on Friday Night SmackDown. The blue brand's bracket of the King and Queen of the Ring tournaments kicked off this week, with the former world champion battling Nia Jax in a first round bout.
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