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By Fernando Quiles Jr
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Tiffany Stratton hasn't been on WWE TV in a while, but her return might be imminent. PWInsider reports there have been talks within WWE about bringing Stratton back into the fold with the "Royal Rumble" event in Riyadh. The report noted that Stratton has been out of action to allow her character to get a break.
Stratton hasn't been on WWE programming since the Nov. 1, 2025 episode of "Saturday Night's Main Event." Stratton lost the WWE Women's Championship to Jade Cargill on that night. The story going into the match was that Stratton was injured but wanted to be a fighting champion.
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Whether or not WWE decides to continue Stratton's feud with Cargill remains to be seen. With Cargill's attacks on Stratton to solidify her heel turn, it seems that the rivalry is far from over. Stratton is one of the "SmackDown" brand's top female babyfaces, and there have been no signs of a heel turn, but it's a direction WWE could go in if the higher-ups want to.
If Stratton does return for "Royal Rumble," it'll likely be as a surprise entrant unless WWE prefers to advertise the return on the go-home edition of "Friday Night SmackDown," which will also be in Riyadh.
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