Nikki Bella sends a message to WWE after failing to win the Women's World Title

Nikki Bella is one of the most iconic female stars in the history of WWE. She was one of the major players during the Women's revolution that took place nearly a decade ago. She recently failed to win the Women's World Championship on this week's episode of RAW against Stephanie Vaquer and Raquel Rodriguez in a Triple Threat match. The WWE Hall of Famer took to X to send a message to the WWE following her loss.

This week's episode of Monday Night RAW marked the final edition of the show for the year 2025. The stacked card for the show included a Triple Threat match for the Women's World Championship with Stephanie Vaquer defending against Nikki Bella and Raquel Rodriguez. Following an intense bout, La Primera managed to succesfully defend her gold.

After she failed to win the Women's World title in RAW, Nikki took to X to send a subtle message to the Stamford-based promotion itself. She used a hashtag similar to the one that trended nearly a decade ago and lit the spark for the Women's revolution. The hashtag that went viral was #GiveDivasAChance while Nikki posted:

It will be interesting to see if WWE will listen to Nikki and put the Women's World title on her anytime soon.

Nikki Bella made her WWE return at this year's Royal Rumble PLE

This year's Royal Rumble PLE featured a lot of returns and debuts. In the Women's Royal Rumble match, Alexa Bliss, Charlotte Flair and Nikki Bella made their long awaited in-ring return. Nikki suddenly disappeared following the Rumble match and then returned in June.

She feuded with Becky Lynch for the Women's Intercontinental Championship for several weeks but failed to capture the title. She turned heel on the November 10th episode of RAW by attacking Stephanie Vaquer and has been chasing the Women's World title ever since.

Fans are excited to see what WWE has planned for Nikki for the next year.

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Edited by Ishan Dubey