It's been almost a year since Jade Cargill signed with WWE and during her first run in the women's division she's been able to compete at both WrestleMania and the Royal Rumble while also becoming a two-time Women's Tag Team Champion alongside Bianca Belair.

Jade Cargill signed with the WWE in September 2023 and recently discussed one aspect of working for the company that has proven difficult.

Jade Cargill was one of the first AEW stars WWE scooped up given a chance and the rising star has now talked about the differences between both companies, admitting she's struggled with the

Jade Cargill discussed her struggles with WWE's demanding travel schedule since joining the company. The increased workload and frequent international trips have been a significant adjustment from her previous routine in AEW.

Jade Cargill was always going to go through an adjustment period after leaving AEW to join WWE last year. That's something she has no problems admitting, but Jade did also refer to WWE's travel schedule (and the broader appearance schedule overall) as "brutal" during a sit-down with the Masked Man Show.