Izzy Dame has not only accepted responsibility for her betrayal but has fully embraced it as part of her identity. Following her attack on Tatum Paxley in the main event of NXT Gold Rush and aiding Jaycee Jayne in reclaiming the NXT Women’s Championship, Izzy released a statement that spoke volumes despite its brevity.
On November 20th, Izzy updated her Twitter profile with a bold new header featuring a screenshot capturing the exact moment she betrayed Paxley. In this image, Izzy is seen pulling Paxley’s hair from behind while Jayne completes the pinfall and claims the title, landing a fierce kick to Paxley’s face.
This striking change in her Twitter header sent a clear message that Izzy is not backing down or remorseful about her actions. Recently, she shared a backstage photo with her new group, The Culling, captioned, “I should have asked.” This phrase refers back to a warning she gave Paxley about being too lenient with her title defenses. Izzy is now amplifying her defiance in the smallest yet most impactful way, making it clear which allegiance she supports. This moment isn’t about redemption; it marks the rise of a villainous era, and Izzy Dame is living that narrative in every moment.
What do you think—has Izzy Dame’s choice to flaunt her betrayal as a Twitter banner gone too far, or is it exactly the bold move NXT needed? Share your views below.
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Fan Take: Izzy Dame’s audacious move to spotlight her betrayal on social media adds a new layer of storytelling intrigue for WWE fans, showing how character development now crosses into digital spaces. This strategy could deepen fan investment and redefine heel personas in the evolving world of wrestling entertainment.
