WWE's Cora Jade Shares Swimsuit Photo Saying "I'm Busy"

In the electrifying realm of WWE's NXT, Cora Jade emerges as a force to reckon with, captivating both the ring and fans' hearts. The path to NXT wasn't an easy one, as she has revealed in recent videos. With unwavering determination, she turned her childhood dream into reality, making her mark in the Dusty Classic. From grueling tryouts under the guidance of wrestling legends to navigating the love-hate relationship with passionate fans, Jade's journey is nothing short of remarkable. Amid the whirlwind rise to fame, she remains grounded, embracing the surreal moments and eagerly anticipating the future of WWE. Here’s a roundup of her latest reflections, inspired by a new swimsuit photo she posted saying, “I’m busy.”

1. Here’s how She Got Into NXT

How did she get into NXT? “Well, I started watching the WWE product when I was about eight years old because my dad and my younger brother watched it together and I was just a huge fan of it. So as soon as I saw it, I was like, this is what I want to do,” she said on the Mark Moses Show. “ So when I was about 15, 16, I started wrestling on the independent circuit around the country, but I started in Chicago because that's where I'm from. And then in the pandemic around towards the end of 2020, I got an email to come do a tryout and I did the tryout in October of 2020 and then made my debut in the Dusty Classic a few months later in January of ’21. So it's been a crazy ride, but that was how I got started and I've loved it every step of the way.”

2. Her Tryout for NXT Was Tough

Her tryout “was definitely probably one of the hardest things I've ever done,” she told Mark Moses. “But luckily one of my trainers, Kevin Quinn, he trained CM Punk, Lita, John Cena. He had a hand in so many people in wrestling and he had been to Japan and done a bunch of stuff. He ran a training school, so he would put us through these Sunday training cardio days we would call 'em, and it was just so much conditioning and it would be so much, and it was so at the time exhausting. But I think that really prepared me for the tryout because he kind of pushed us as much as we could be pushed then. So it made me feel like I could do anything. So when it came time for the tryout, I felt very prepared and everything I had down pat, I was ready to—all the drills had, I had already done them with my trainer before, so I felt like he really prepared me the best way possible. But it's so mentally and physically exhausting and just you got to be sharp in your mind and in your physical movements and everything was the craziest thing and the hardest thing I've ever done. But at the same time, I felt like I came in very prepared. I wanted to be here so bad. I knew what it took to get here.”

3. It’s a Love-Hate Relationship With Fans Sometimes

The WWE “has some of the most passionate fans I've ever witnessed in my life, but especially the NXT fans who are here, it's pretty much probably the same group of people that are here every week,” she told Moses. “They're very dedicated and they're super into it and they're a very solid fan base, so they're very passionate about who they love and who they hate. So sometimes it's a love-hate relationship.”

4. Sometimes it Feels Like a Dream

“It's definitely crazy,” she says of her rise to fame on Fightful Wrestling With Sean Ross Sapp. “Sometimes I feel like I have to kind of pull myself out of it and kind realize what I'm doing because I feel like it all moves so fast and I'm a very stressed person. I want everything to be like I'm a perfectionist and I want everything to be perfect. So sometimes I got to step back and be like, this is really cool. Literally I'm doing everything I dreamed of when I was eight years old. I literally played this out in my head and it's unfolding in front of me, so I'm very lucky and very grateful. But it is crazy sometimes to step back and be like, this is actually happening.”

5. ”Still Going Strong”

“I think 2.0 really opened up a lot of opportunities for younger people like myself, and I think that change is kind of really what helped me be able to grow and have all these opportunities. So I'm so grateful for that. But now like you said, we're moving in a bit of a different, more neutral direction, and I don't know what the future holds, but I feel like WWE is a very exciting place right now. So I can only imagine that it's only up from here and I can't wait to see what this next era is. And generation of Jade will still be going strong no matter what.”

Jade Cargill is showering in her swimsuit. The professional wrestler flaunts her famously fit figure in a white bathing suit via one of her latest social media posts. “Women like you drown oceans,” she captioned the Instagram snap. “Definition of goddess,” commented one of her followers. “Dayyum gurll,” added another. How does the AEW wrestling star stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Jade Cargill stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!

1. Her Goal? Strength

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Jade has always been focused on being strong. “I’ve been in sports all my life, so I’ve been attracted to bodybuilding forever,” Jade told Muscle and Fitness. “I watched [WWE female legend] Chyna when I was growing up, and I was muscular growing up. I would get picked on because of how built I was and seeing her embody her presence, it made me love myself and say: ‘You know what? I love my body and I want to get stronger.’”

2. She Makes Herself “Love” Fitness

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One way Jade improves strength and conditioning is loving exercise. “I had a crazy conditioning coach named Todd Moyer, I mean he was ridiculous,” laughs Cargill. “And what do you do when you get in trouble, and you play basketball? You run! So, I just switched my mindset to love running, getting in there and working out,” she told Muscle and Fitness.

3. She Stays Away From Social Media

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On 411mania.com, Jade revealed that social media keeps her from performing at her very best. "I love that people just assume the worst. Bryan Danielson and I were in training. He talked about '90s babies not being able to live without social media. This was to Daniel Garcia, myself, and a couple of other people. I was born in 1992. I was around when the beeper was around, and landlines. I can live without social media. He went on my phone to see how many hours I'm on my phone a day. It was something ridiculous. He said he only spent an hour a day on his phone. I felt kind of embarrassed. He said, 'Why don't you get rid of one of your social media [feeds] for a little bit? Let's see where your numbers go from there,'” she said. “He said to pick the most toxic app. I thought Twitter. I deleted it."

4. She Works Out A Lot

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"You have to put in the work," she says. "I do two-a-days, four days a week. I don't just put the work in at the gym, but in the ring as well. I'm new, and he knew that and knows that. I've probably had four matches in the last five or six months. That is not a lot at all, but I'm in the gym when waiting to be called to have a match. I'm growing," Jade told 411mania.com.

5. She Disconnects From Her Wrestling Persona

“I am a very laid-back, chill person. If I get upset with you, I'm going to talk to you like I talk to my kid. I'm not going to yell and be in your face and veins popping out, that's not me. So I'm getting into this character. And again, it takes years to get comfortable in the skin,” Jade told CBS Sports. "It's the way you handle things. Me being a psychologist, I can be cocky and I can do all that and I can come at home and peel the skin off and be myself and be the goofy laid-back Jade that I am. Then I step outside and I put on my shades and the cover and the face mask or whatever you want to call it, the skin and be Jade Cargill. So it depends on the person. Some people can handle it and some people can. It's about what you do with it for sure."

Cora Jade is giving fans a glimpse of her latest photoshoot in her swimsuit. The WWE wrestler shows off her amazingly chiseled physique in one of her latest social media posts, modeling a bathing suit in a behind-the-scenes video. “Sneak peek,” she captioned the Instagram video. How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Cora Jade stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!

1. She Trains on the Weekends

Cora doesn’t use the weekends as an excuse to slack off on fitness. During an appearance on The Mark Moses Show he revealed her trainer would make her do “these Sunday training cardio days he would call them. It was so much conditioning, it would be so much, and at the time it was so exhausting, but I think that really prepared me for the tryout because he kind of pushed us as much as we could be pushed then,” she said.

2. She Struggles to Gain Weight

Core doesn’t work out to lose weight but to gain it. “8 pounds up,” she tweeted. “As someone who struggles to gain weight, this is an accomplishment for me. Give me all the gains!”

3. She Fuels Up with Protein Shakes

Cora is a big fan of preworkout shakes and protein shakes. “Today’s workout fueled by @redcon1,” she captioned a photo of herself holding her workout fuel.

4. She Runs

Cora also goes for runs. “I love training with @raquelwwe from 5am til sunset 🥲,” she captioned a photo of one of her runs. According to the Mayo Clinic, running is great for cardiovascular health, muscle building, and weight loss. “For every mile run, the average person will burn approximately 100 calories,” they say.

5. She Fights

As part of Cora’s WWE training she boxes and kickboxes. "This kind of boxing has many health benefits, because it constantly requires you to think, change your position, and change your posture," physical therapist Linda Arslanian, director of rehabilitation services at Harvard-affiliated Brigham and Women's hospital tells Harvard Health."You're swinging your arms, moving the muscles of your arms and shoulders, increasing your upper-body strength. And when you're in the boxer crouch with a wide stance, with your knees slightly bent, you're strengthening your core muscles, back, and legs.”

Jade Cargill is heating up Jamaica in her swimsuit. In one of her latest social media posts the AEW wrestler shows off her incredible boy in a bathing suit while visiting her home country. “Man dem wicked…but mi wickeda dan dem #UNRULY,” she captioned the Instagram post. How does the star stay so fit? Read on to see 5 of Jade Cargill’s top diet and fitness tips for staying in shape and the photos that prove they work.

1. Build Strength

Jade’s focus is building strength. “I’ve been in sports all my life, so I’ve been attracted to bodybuilding forever,” Jade told Muscle and Fitness. “I watched [WWE female legend] Chyna when I was growing up, and I was muscular growing up. I would get picked on because of how built I was and seeing her embody her presence, it made me love myself and say: ‘You know what? I love my body and I want to get stronger.’”

2. Find Ways to “Love” Fitness

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Jade suggests finding joy in exercise. “I had a crazy conditioning coach named Todd Moyer, I mean he was ridiculous,” laughs Cargill. “And what do you do when you get in trouble, and you play basketball? You run! So, I just switched my mindset to love running, getting in there and working out,” she told Muscle and Fitness.

3. Avoid Social Media

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Jade avoids social media as much as she can. "I love that people just assume the worst. Bryan Danielson and I were in training. He talked about '90s babies not being able to live without social media. This was to Daniel Garcia, myself, and a couple of other people. I was born in 1992. I was around when the beeper was around, and landlines. I can live without social media. He went on my phone to see how many hours I'm on my phone a day,” she told 411mania.com. “It was something ridiculous. He said he only spent an hour a day on his phone. I felt kind of embarrassed. He said, 'Why don't you get rid of one of your social media [feeds] for a little bit? Let's see where your numbers go from there,'” she said. “He said to pick the most toxic app. I thought Twitter. I deleted it."

4. “Put in the Work” at the Gym

"You have to put in the work," she says. "I do two-a-days, four days a week. I don't just put the work in at the gym, but in the ring as well. I'm new, and he knew that and knows that. I've probably had four matches in the last five or six months. That is not a lot at all, but I'm in the gym when waiting to be called to have a match. I'm growing," Jade told 411mania.com.

5. Take Time for Self-Care

Jade makes sure to take time out of her busy schedule for rest and relaxation. Here she is enjoying nature in her bathing suit. “There is beauty in simplicity,” she captioned the post.

Women’s pro-wrestling champ, Jade Cargill, is absolutely ripped. To prove it, she just shared a revealing new photo on Instagram. In it, she sat on a bed in a green and purple flame bathing suit. Cargill’s amazing six-pack was on display. She captioned the post, “Self confidence is the best outfit. Rock it. Own it.” How does she stay so fit? Read on to see 5 ways Jade Cargill stays in shape and the photos that prove they work—and to get beach-ready yourself, don't miss these essential 30 Best-Ever Celebrity Bathing Suit Photos!

1. She Wrestles

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Cargill is a professional wrestler, which keeps her in good shape. She tells Muscle And Fitness that she is always learning new techniques and forms of wrestling. “Right now, I’m actually getting more in-tune with British wrestling and prior to this I didn’t have much knowledge of it, and how different the style is but also how technical it is, so I’m learning all of that right now and trying to fit it into my form of wrestling. It’s a blessing, I’m very thankful.”

2. She Deleted Twitter

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Cargill made the decision to leave Twitter. She opened up about what led to this to 411mania.com. “I love that people just assume the worst. Bryan Danielson and I were in training. He talked about ‘90s babies not being able to live without social media. This was to Daniel Garcia, myself, and a couple of other people. I was born in 1992. I was around when the beeper was around, and landlines. I can live without social media. He went on my phone to see how many hours I’m on my phone a day. It was something ridiculous. He said he only spent an hour a day on his phone. I felt kind of embarrassed. He said, ‘Why don’t you get rid of one of your social media [feeds] for a little bit? Let’s see where your numbers go from there.’ He said to pick the most toxic app. I thought Twitter. I deleted it.”

3. She’s Consistent

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Cargill tells 411mania.com that she is consistent with her workouts. “You have to put in the work,” she says. “I do two-a-days, four days a week. I don’t just put the work in at the gym, but in the ring as well. I’m new, and he knew that and knows that. I’ve probably had four matches in the last five or six months. That is not a lot at all, but I’m in the gym when waiting to be called to have a match. I’m growing.”

4. She Wants To Inspire Her Daughter

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Cargill wants to inspire young people. Specifically, her daughter. She tells 411mania.com that her daughter watching her wrestle inspires her. “Just having my daughter there inspires me a lot, because I’m here for the next generation. If my daughter ever wants to pursue wrestling, she has some shoes to fill. I want her to feel comfortable walking into this type of industry. I want her to see the representation of a black woman.”

5. She Works Out Her Arms

Cargill has to stay in shape for her career. She makes sure to do full-body workouts. Cargill makes sure to work out her upper body. She shared this photo on Instagram of herself doing a pull-up at the gym. She captioned it, “Hanging around.”