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There's one thing that's painfully clear when someone steps in the ring with Nia Jax: She's not like most women. The 6-foot-tall Jax towered over other women for as long as she can recall. She was kicked out of activities like karate, kickboxing and judo as a child because someone always ended up getting hurt at her hands. A cousin of The Rock, she immediately blew away all other Superstars in terms of power upon her arrival at the WWE Performance Center and was handing out punishment in an NXT ring in no time. The Irresistible Force carried that power with her to Raw in 2016 and immediately established herself as a juggernaut, going on to capture her first championship gold at WrestleMania 34 when she defeated Alexa Bliss for the Raw Women's Title. After that, Jax found tag team success as well with an unlikely partner in Shayna Baszler, winning the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship, proving her theme song true that her path to victory was infinite, and her destiny was a force of greatness.

After time away from WWE, the dominant Jax suddenly reemerged on Monday Night Raw, attacking Raquel Rodriguez and costing her a Women's World Title Match against titleholder Rhea Ripley. As the smoke cleared, Jax entered the ring to lay waste to The Eradicator as well with a vicious post-match assault.

Then at WWE King and Queen of the Ring 2024, Jax defeated Lyra Valkyria to win the Queen of the Ring Tournament.