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In the last few weeks, several NXT talents have made the leap to the main roster of WWE in what can be considered a small Draft focused exclusively on the developmental territory. Lash Legend, Trick Williams, and Je'Von Evans are already part of Raw and SmackDown, while Jordynne Grace and Oba Femi are reportedly about to be officially announced. But they may not be the last.
According to the specialized media Fightful, WWE is still considering more names for their next call-up, such as Blake Monroe or Jacy Jayne. In the case of the NXT Women's Champion, the wrestler has made a great impression on the brand's executives, who believe that she "did a very good job of rising to the occasion during her 2025."
"Fightful had reported years ago that Jacy Jayne made a very good impression during her debut on SmackDown. Since that appearance in August 2022, there have been semi-regular discussions about a possible call-up," the media wrote.
"Jayne became the NXT World Champion in 2025, after years of competing in teams and in the mid-card scene. NXT sources we spoke to pointed out that, when given the big push opportunity, she made the most of it in what was described as a 'make or break' moment," the report concluded.
Jayne debuted in NXT in 2020, starting a slow but steady journey in the developmental brand. Jacy gained prominence when she joined Mandy Rose and Gigi Dolin in Toxic Attraction, one of the most beloved factions in NXT history. However, she was always considered "the third wheel." Something that changed after Rose's release and her heel turn on Dolin, which allowed her to receive a significant push that she did not waste.
After creating a new faction, Fatal Influence, where she would be the leader this time, Jacy continued her rise to the top of the women's division, first unexpectedly winning the NXT Women's Championship from Stephanie Vaquer and finally capturing the TNA Knockouts World Championship to become the only woman in history to hold both belts simultaneously.
