WWE quickly made changes after Zelina Vega faced a wardrobe malfunction during a recent SmackDown episode. These adjustments were put in place immediately following the incident.
During a live SmackDown show in Europe, Vega had an accident while competing against Piper Niven. The screen briefly went black twice, including a moment when Vega was preparing to perform the 619 move. For the US broadcast, WWE edited out these scenes by using alternative camera angles to avoid showing anything inappropriate.
The match was later uploaded to WWE’s official website, but the edited version excluded the moments when the screen had blacked out during the live event.
In the same match, Zelina Vega debuted a fresh look, new gear, and an updated theme song. Although she didn’t secure a major victory, she came close to defeating Piper Niven. However, Chelsea Green interfered, disrupting Vega’s momentum. Despite this, Vega managed to take down Green, leaving fans eager to see what she does next.
Zelina Vega emerged victorious in the bout against Piper Niven in Bologna
The match between Zelina Vega and Piper Niven on SmackDown faced two black screen interruptions, likely caused by wardrobe issues. Despite these disruptions, the match itself was highly entertaining and well-received. The technical glitches did not overshadow the overall quality of the bout.
Zelina Vega made her return to the ring after a long absence, now competing as a singles star on SmackDown. Though no longer part of the LWO, she continues to embody their spirit in her journey. The crowd in Bologna rallied behind her as the underdog, cheering her on against the physically imposing Piper Niven.
The black screen interruptions momentarily disrupted what was one of the standout matches of the night. Zelina Vega delivered a strong performance in her comeback, earning praise despite not securing a victory. Fans are hopeful this will lead to more opportunities for her on SmackDown. The women’s division remains vibrant, with numerous talents ready to shine and take center stage.