Jade Cargill : Inaugural AEW TBS Champion ~ 'Undefeated'

Ever since Anna Jay became Queen of the Dark Order under the aegis of Brodie Lee, her career has been in the ascendancy. A protruding bone couldn't prevent her from going to war in her and Tay Conti's classic hardcore tag team encounter with the Bunny and Penelope Ford, and she set aside injury to challenge Jade Cargill for the TBS Championship in her first title defense.

For her third title defense, Jade Cargill granted an opportunity to a wrestler making her AEW debut, A.Q.A. A graduate of the Booker T Wrestling Academy, A.Q.A. is a high-flier known for her shooting star press.  

# Match Report : A.Q.A was home schooled by the champion whose irritation got the better of her at times. Cargill hit her with an elevated flight simulator that saw her opponent take-off in to the air. She caused serious damage to A.Q.A. with a swinging, modified deepstar sixer that will soon come to be known within wrestling circles as the tour of islands. The fallout from this fight is that Vince McMahon is rumoured to be desperate to lure Cargill to WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment), so impressed is he by her ability to dominate her adversaries.

## AEW News : It's been confirmed that A.Q.A. has officially signed a contract with the company following her gutsy showing against the champion. Congratulations to A.Q.A.!

Jade Cargill successfully defended her title in a match held in Orlando, Florida for the pay-per-view event 'Revolution'. Her opponent was Tay Conti who now has bigger things to worry about as America's Top Team is coming for her ...

In a rematch of her 1st title defense, Jade Cargill outmuscled Anna Jay of the Dark Order at the pay-per-view event 'Double Or Nothing' which was held in Las Vegas, Nevada. This stretched her unbeaten record in All Elite Wrestling to an astonishing 32-0.

One wrestler who Jade Cargill can't outmuscle is Willow Nightingale. Cargill entered her 8th defense of the TBS title under added pressure having been named Chris Jericho's "Sports Entertainer Of The Week" (Jericho intriguingly kept the door open to the possibility of joining the Baddies). Under the bright lights in St. Louis, Missouri, Nightingale launched an all-out offensive against the champion. This match included a perfectly executed double underhook facebuster, but was it enough for Cargill to maintain dominance in the women's division?

At some point in the champion's reign, it was a given that Jade Cargill would come up against a highly decorated, multi-time champion. She probably didn't expect it to be Madison Rayne for whom winning is second nature; that's multi-time TNA women's singles champion, former 'Queen Of The Knockouts' and 3-time TNA Knockouts Tag Team Champion, Madison Rayne, of Columbus, Ohio.

The stage was set for a cagey championship bout when Madison Rayne took down Leila Grey in a singles match on 'AEW Rampage'. It's perhaps worth noting that Rayne mentored and nurtured young Kiera Hogan of the Baddies, though the two women had a major falling out at Impact Wrestling. Would Hogan make her presence felt if Rayne squared off against Jade Cargill?

The match didn't disappoint. Veteran Madison Rayne has had a stop-start career in the ring in recent years, often leading on commentary over at sister promotion Impact Wrestling, but her in-ring skill and high-level experience should never be discounted. Indeed, she treated the crowd to some vintage moves including variation neckbreakers and an impact ddt. But was it enough to take down the current champion, the near-invincible Jade Cargill?

Jade Cargill successfully defended her title in a match held in New York City, New York when she beat Diamante by pinfall. It was an awkward encounter as Cargill acknowledged on air that Diamante is Baddie Kiera Hogan's girl, but she was there to take care of business.

Jade Cargill also came out on top in a championship rematch against Willow Nightingale held in the nation's capital, Washington D.C.