Former WWE Wrestler Jade Gentile Shares Football Training

Gentile, who wrestled as Jazmyn Nyx, posted a training session showing her shooting skills on social media.

Updated on Nov. 7, 2026 in Soccer

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Former WWE wrestler Jade Gentile, who wrestled as Jazmyn Nyx, posted footage of her football striking training as she seeks a return to the sport. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

Jade Gentile, who wrestled under the ring name Jazmyn Nyx in WWE's developmental brand, shared footage of a football training session in which she performed strikes on goal. The post was published on social media and has not been tied to any scheduled competition.

Why it matters

Gentile has not played a competitive football game in over four years and has been looking to join a local league without success. The post highlights her ongoing effort to return to the sport after leaving professional wrestling.

The available evidence is a social media post of a personal training session, with no match statistics provided. Gentile has not played a competitive football game in over 4 years, and it is not known whether she has found a league to join.

The players

Jade Gentile

Gentile is a former athlete who played college football at West Virginia and semi-professionally in Iceland, and who later wrestled in WWE's developmental system as Jazmyn Nyx.

WWE

WWE is a professional wrestling entertainment company that operates the NXT developmental brand where Gentile was presented as part of its fall 2022 class.

The details

Gentile recorded a training session in which she performed football strikes on goal and posted the footage to social media. She previously played college football at the University of West Virginia and played semi-professionally as a winger for UMF Afturelding in Iceland for two seasons.

Timeline

  1. Fall 2022: Gentile was first presented as part of NXT's fall class.

  2. 2025: Her NXT contract expired and she was removed from the group Fatal Influence.

  3. Nov. 7, 2026: The article about her training session was published.

Season Trajectory

Gentile's story reflects a recurring pattern in which athletes with college or semi-professional football backgrounds have moved into WWE's developmental system and later sought to return to football. Her case follows that pattern, with her return to the sport still uncertain.

Gentile has not played competitively in over four years, so any league she joins would require her to return to match play after a long absence. Readers following fantasy or amateur league news should note that no team or league placement has been confirmed.

The takeaway

Gentile's training post shows a player working to return to the game after years away from competition. Her next step, joining a league, remains unconfirmed.

Further reading

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Source note: This article includes information reported by Daily Star.