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Nia Jax and Layla El --- the same person?

So, anyone reading this watch wrestling? If so, you're probably familiar with Nia Jax. She's The Rock's cousin and she's WWE's latest 'monster' of their women's division. She's being pushed the way Kharma probably would have been had Kharma remained in WWE a few years ago.

Nia has potential, but she's very green and she's not good on the mic (with a very annoying voice).

The former model has captivating eyes and, as a larger woman, is attractive.

I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but, the more I see Nia, the more I think that after Layla retired, she hit a few buffet tables, did some bicep curls and re-emerged as Nia Jax.

Take a look at some of these side-by-side photos and tell me you don't see a resemblance.







Don't see it yet?  How about in these ...






There are a few more examples, too:






OK --- last bit of photographic evidence here




It's too bad Layla retired.  She could've been Nia's British mini-me!

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  1. That looks likely, but the first issue with this theory is that Layla is 5ft 1inch and Nia Jax is 6 ft.

    The second issue is they are not born in the same place:
    Nia Jax- Sydney, Australia
    Layla-London, United Kingdom

    Third, their real names are different:
    Nia Jax- Savelina Fanene
    Layla- Layla Young

    Forth,their decent is different:
    Nia Jax- African American and Samoan
    for sure since she is "The
    Rocks" cousin.
    Layla-Spanish and Moroccan

    Finally, their ages are different.
    Nia Jax- 33
    Layla- 40

    When in doubt look stuff up. This is how falsehoods start. We do not need more lies to spread in our world, it is not like people can not just pull up the info before they post. Lots of people can somewhat look alike it does not mean they are one and the same.

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