Dakota Kai claims she wants to be the "victim" of popular WWE star
Dakota Kai sent a very interesting message to a WWE Superstar today on social media and claimed she wanted to be her victim. Kai is a member of the Damage CTRL faction on WWE RAW.
The veteran failed to qualify for the Women's Money in the Bank Ladder Match this year and was not in action at the Premium Live Event earlier this month. She took to social media ahead of tonight's episode of WWE NXT and sent an interesting message to a former champion.
Jacy Jayne took to her official X/Twitter account and wondered who was going to be her next victim:
"Who should I victimize tonight? 😈 @WWENXT," she wrote.
Dakota Kai reacted to Jacy Jayne's post and suggested herself as the 28-year-old's next victim in NXT.
Dakota Kai has recently vented her frustration about not getting an opportunity as a singles star at a Premium Live Event. Her last match on RAW was a six-woman tag team match on July 8, 2024.
Dakota Kai makes bold claim about Damage CTRL's potential in WWE
Damage CTRL arrived on the main roster at SummerSlam 2022 and has become a popular faction. However, the group booted Bayley out ahead of WrestleMania XL and has not had the same success without her.
Speaking to 97.7 QLZ earlier this year, Kai claimed she was grateful to Bayley for all she has done for her but added that the veteran was holding Damage CTRL back. The RAW star claimed that Damage CTRL will be taken to the next level without The Role Model as the leader.
"It is really weird to me that everyone is suddenly taking her side when the last couple of years she has been the ringmaster of all of the shenanigans we've kind of gone through. So, you know, that is a whole other thing. I think without Bayley in the group, we are wanting to take this to another level," she said. [From 07:39 - 07:54]
Dakota Kai has never captured a singles title on the main roster or during her time in NXT. It will be interesting to see what the promotion has planned for the 36-year-old star in the weeks ahead on RAW.