Kelani Jordan In Line For WWE Main Roster Call-Up

Kelani Jordan In Line For WWE Main Roster Call-Up

Reigning NXT Women’s Champion Kelani Jordan is officially on the fast track to WWE’s main roster.

Jordan turned heads on the September 14 episode of WWE RAW, making her official red-brand debut in a high-stakes Money in the Bank qualifying Triple Threat match against Lola Vice and Women’s Intercontinental Champion Raquel Rodriguez. According to a report from WrestleVotes, Jordan’s inclusion on WWE RAW was explicitly designed as her formal introduction to the broader main roster audience.

End-of-Year Target For Official Move

Internal discussions suggest that Jordan’s permanent promotion to either WWE RAW or WWE SmackDown is a matter of “when, not if,” with WWE officials currently targeting the end of 2026 for her official call-up:

  • Title Succession: Current creative plans call for Jordan to transition to the main roster full-time immediately following the conclusion of her NXT Women’s Championship reign.
  • Locker Room Support: Backstage sources indicate that Jordan has earned substantial praise from management and peers alike, with officials noting her “significant improvement” since debuting in NXT.
  • Showcase Performance: While Lola Vice ultimately secured the pinfall on WWE RAW to advance to Money in the Bank, Jordan’s athletic display against Rodriguez and Vice served as the exact blueprint WWE needed to establish her main-roster potential.

With Jordan currently anchoring the NXT women’s division, her upcoming title defenses on the CW Network will serve as the final chapter of her developmental run before her full-time arrival on the main roster.

For continuous roster updates, call-up reports, and live WWE coverage, visit WrestlingAttitude.com.

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