"Bullsh*t" - WWE star is unhappy after controversial finish to championship match

A WWE star is unhappy after a controversial finish to a championship match. This week on NXT, TNA Knockouts World Champion Kelani Jordan defended her title in the main event.

She was up against Jordynne Grace in what was a highly entertaining bout. Both stars put on their best in a back-and-forth contest until the finish. Toward the end of the match, Trick Williams and NXT champion Ricky Saints ended up bringing their backstage brawl to the ring during the main event.

The referee was distracted, and Jordan took advantage of the situation. She blasted Grace with the TNA Knockouts title, turning heel in the process and retaining her championship.

Taking to X (formerly Twitter), Grace shared the clip of Jordan attacking her with the title belt and called out the finish.

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"COMPLETE BULLSH*T," she wrote.

She also tagged NXT GM Ava and TNA Director of Authority Santino Marella in the post, bringing their attention to the matter.

Ava responded and wrote, "I got you bookie," hinting some sort of action might be taken and fans may get to see a rematch between the two stars.

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Kelani Jordan broke silence after her heel turn on WWE NXT

For the last few months, WWE has teased turning Kelani Jordan heel and has now pulled the trigger.

After retaining her title in controversial fashion, Jordan broke her silence on her heel turn in a post on X.

"By any means necessary 😈 #AndStill," she wrote.

This suggests that she is embracing her heel turn and will do anything to keep the title around her waist.

Kelani Jordan has seen a rapid rise recently after showing up in TNA as part of the promotion's partnership with WWE. She won a 10-woman battle royal at Victory Road and later in the night defeated Lei Ying Lee to win the Knockouts World Championship.

This marked the first world championship win in her career.

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Edited by Sherjeel Malik