Jacy Jayne bids an emotional farewell to fans at the Performance Center

Last night, the first day of the special NXT Revenge took place, a show that closed with Lola Vice's first title defense as the new monarch of the brand against Jacy Jayne. However, the most remarkable moment happened just after the cameras stopped rolling. Jayne surprised the Performance Center fans with an emotional farewell, implying that her time in NXT had come to an end.

According to several spectators, Jayne broke down in tears and blew kisses to the audience, who responded with affection, aware that the wrestler had completed a cycle. What happened last night practically confirms the recent report from BodySlam.net, which indicated that Jayne, Ethan Page, Joe Hendry, and Sol Ruca will be promoted to the main roster after WrestleMania, an event that will take place this same weekend.

Jacy Jayne in NXT: an example of constant evolution

Jayne debuted in NXT in 2020, starting a slow but steady journey in the developmental brand. Jacy gained notoriety 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." This 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 this time she would be the leader, 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.

It is unknown how her promotion to Fatal Influence will affect the group. There is a possibility that Fallon Henley and Lainey Reid will take the reins of the faction and add a new member, or that the group will be dissolved with Jacy's departure. Likewise, it is unknown if Jayne will have a final appearance to bid a proper farewell on screen or if, on the contrary, she will debut directly on Raw or SmackDown Post WrestleMania.