Bianca Belair Finished Making Her Ring Gear In The Makeup Chair With Her Eyes Closed

Bianca Belair didn’t have the ideal conditions to finish her gear for Smackdown.

The former Women’s Champion is known for her creativity inside and out of the ring. While she is one of the most exciting female wrestlers in WWE history, she also makes all her own ring gear by hand.

This included her tiger print design for her match on the Smackdown before Summerslam. Bianca Belair wore the outfit for the WWE Women’s Tag Team title match against Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn.

She teamed with partner Jade Cargill in a losing effort, thanks to interference from Blair Davenport. However, while the performance in the ring was impressive enough, the creation of her gear was the real miracle that night.

Bianca Belair posted a TikTok video showing how she created her gear for that match. She showed her sewing it together using a sewing machine at her house, although the outfit was not finished on time.

The former women’s champion was forced to take it on the road to Smackdown to finish. The clip shows Bianca Belair finishing her gear by hand while in the makeup chair. She somehow managed to sew it with her eyes closed while having makeup applied, and somehow doing it perfectly.

Bianca Belair On The Advice John Cena Gave Her

Bianca Belair was given some very important advice by John Cena about her career.

The WWE Superstar and her husband Montez Ford were interviewed by US Weekly. She revealed that John Cena motivated her after the SummerSlam loss to build back herself from the bottom to the top.

“The biggest gem he ever gave me was after SummerSlam [in 2021] when I lost in 26 seconds. I had just main evented WrestleMania. I won a title.” Bianca Belair recalled the moment she defeated Sasha Banks at WrestleMania 37. “I was on a huge roll, had all this momentum, and then lost in 26 seconds. I was so defeated. He pulled me aside and really spoke life into me. He told me about the ins and outs of the business and how to go from the bottom to the top… You saw him do that over and over in his career. He was always reinventing himself.”