Jade Cargill's injury won't keep her out of action for long

Jade Cargill was one of the main characters in the eventful main event of the latest episode of SmackDown, where she faced off against Nia Jax and Tiffany Stratton with the WWE Women's Championship on the line. At one point in the match, Jax pushed Cargill into the metal stairs, causing the latter to end up with a deep cut on her left eyebrow.

Despite the severity of the injury, from which blood kept flowing, Cargill was able to finish the match. And, although she was not able to secure the victory, she did earn the respect of the fans for her strength in such a situation. Later, the wrestler proudly displayed her battle wounds. Wounds that will not keep her away from action for more than a few weeks, as confirmed by Mike Johnson of PWInsider.

"The information circulating this past Monday on Raw is that Jade Cargill only needed stitches to close the large wound she suffered on SmackDown and did not require plastic surgery, as PWInsiderElite.com has learned," wrote Johnson.

"Internally, the hope is that Cargill can be medically cleared in a few weeks to return to action. At the time of this publication, there are no indications that Cargill has been pulled from the tours," the report concluded.

It is worth noting that the wrestler appears on the latest WWE Crown Jewel poster, although she does not officially have a match scheduled for the event. She has also not been officially announced for the three live shows taking place in Melbourne and Tokyo in mid-October, although the company usually does not offer the full list of superstars who will compete in those events too far in advance.

Since her arrival on SmackDown, Jade Cargill has received a significant solo push, establishing herself as one of the most dominant women in the blue brand's women's division. However, she has not yet been able to capture an individual championship. Following the events of last Friday, it is possible that Cargill will start a rivalry with Nia Jax before returning to her main goal.