NXT star Jaida Parker remains confident that her time on the main roster is approaching, expressing immense pride in her peers while declaring that her own call-up is inevitable.
Appearing on Busted Open After Dark with Bully Ray following her NXT Women’s Championship match against Kelani Jordan on the September 8 episode of WWE NXT, Parker opened up about seeing her former stablemates Bronco Nima and Lucien Price make the jump to RAW and SmackDown alongside Royce Keys to form “946” faction.
Supporting Nima & Price’s Main Roster Debut
Reflecting on the success of Nima and Price, Parker praised their resilience and dedication behind the scenes:
“Hell yeah, I am so proud of them. I am so proud of those boys. They took me in, to be honest with you. They took Jaida Parker in from the get-go. So, just seeing them evolve and then when I saw them on TV, I was like, ‘Hell yeah! They deserve that.’”
“Even though they didn’t get that many opportunities down here, it’s okay. It is okay. They busted their asses day in and day out, and them the type of boys, you’re not gonna take anything from them, because they came from nothing. They have nothing to lose. So I’m excited for them.”
“My Time Is Coming”: Parker On Her Main Roster Aspiration
When asked if seeing other NXT stars reach the main roster serves as added fuel for her own journey, Parker didn’t hesitate:
“1,000 percent. 1,000 percent because I feel as if I’m in the ring with you — me and Lola [Vice] have had banger matches, and I know if I can go toe to toe with you, it’s only a matter of time before I get the call.”
Despite coming up short in her recent title pursuit against Jordan, Parker emphasized her patient mindset and commitment to growth:
“I just put it in God’s hands. It’s okay. All I can do is get better and it’s okay to clap for your friends and clap for your peers, even if they get something that you want.”
“So I always have to do that. I’m like, it’s cool. It is cool because my time is coming, because I’m undeniable.”
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Jaida Parker’s confidence is completely justified—she has consistently been one of the most natural charismatic promos and reliable workers in the NXT women’s division over the past year. However, rushing to the main roster right after losing a title match can often lead to getting lost in the shuffle, as seen with several recent call-ups. Sticking around NXT a bit longer to capture the NXT Women’s Championship first would give her far more leverage and momentum once she finally makes that jump to RAW or SmackDown.
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