WWE Superstar B-Fab might have taken a loss in the Women’s United States Championship tournament, but backstage, she’s scoring big with the people who matter most—producers, fellow wrestlers, and the coffee machine guy who overhears everything.
A Star in the Making
In her triple-threat match against Candice LeRae and Bayley, B-Fab didn’t just hold her own—she earned a wave of admiration for her steady progress. According to Fightful Select, several backstage staff and talent gathered to watch the match, which, let’s be honest, is high praise in an environment where people usually rush off to grab catering.
One producer reportedly gushed that B-Fab is “going above and beyond” to maximize her potential. She’s even built a reputation as one of the hardest-working talents in the New Hart Dungeon, training under the ever-reliable Natalya and Tyson Kidd. It’s a mix of grit, grind, and grappling—and it’s paying off.
From Cutbacks to Comebacks
This praise comes after a rollercoaster ride in WWE. B-Fab was released in 2021 during budget cuts, just as her Hit Row faction was hitting its stride on SmackDown. While other stable members found new pastures—Swerve Strickland to AEW and Top Dolla to Memphis—B-Fab made her triumphant WWE return in 2022, proving she’s not just a manager but a rising in-ring talent.
Future Opportunities?
Her recent house show appearances in the UK alongside Michin, where they battled Chelsea Green and Piper Niven, earned her even more brownie points with management. Could this lead to more screen time? Maybe even a rematch against Bayley? At the very least, she’s likely to be spotted in more backstage segments, further solidifying her place in the WWE universe.
For now, B-Fab is taking every opportunity to level up, one step closer to proving she’s more than just “the girl from Hit Row.”