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WWE Star Receives Big Backstage Support After SmackDown Match

WWE star B-Fab has gained significant support backstage following her recent performance in the Women’s United States Championship tournament on SmackDown. The match, which saw Bayley advance by defeating both B-Fab and Candice LeRae, marked a key moment in B-Fab’s early WWE career. Following the bout, WWE producer Shane Helms shared a heartfelt message about the backstage support for B-Fab, indicating a bright future ahead for the SmackDown newcomer.

Shane Helms Praises B-Fab’s Progress and Potential

Helms, a respected WWE producer and former in-ring star known as The Hurricane, took to social media to highlight the positive reaction B-Fab received after her match. He wrote, “Seeing so many people in Gorilla pulling for B-Fab last night was very damn cool.” This show of support underscores WWE’s recognition of B-Fab’s potential and the encouragement she’s receiving as she continues to develop her in-ring skills.

Though B-Fab has limited in-ring experience, WWE appears committed to investing in her growth. Helms’ comments reflect the backing she’s gaining from both her peers and the WWE production team, emphasizing the company’s belief in her potential as a future standout in the Women’s division.

B-Fab’s Journey in WWE’s Women’s United States Championship Tournament

The November 15 match on SmackDown marked only B-Fab’s second televised appearance in 2024, yet it was one of her highest-profile bouts to date. Competing for the prestigious Women’s United States Championship, B-Fab demonstrated determination and skill, earning respect from fans and colleagues alike. Her journey in the tournament has helped solidify her role in WWE’s growing Women’s division, which continues to offer new opportunities with titles like the Women’s US Championship.

What’s Next for B-Fab in WWE?

With encouragement from backstage figures like Helms and a growing fan base, B-Fab’s WWE journey is one to watch. Although she didn’t advance in the Women’s US Championship tournament, her strong performance has set the stage for future opportunities. WWE fans are eager to see what’s next for B-Fab, who could soon become a regular fixture in the Women’s division.

As WWE continues to expand and diversify its Women’s roster, B-Fab’s development reflects WWE’s dedication to nurturing emerging talent.

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