Bianca Belair had to restitch her top moments before her Crown Jewel match (Picture: WWE)

WWE superstar Bianca Belair had a bit of an issue with her custom ring gear right before her match at Crown Jewel.

Earlier this month, EST of WWE successfully defended her Raw Women’s Title against Bayley in a wild Last Woman Standing Match in Saudi Arabia, but it turns out the champ had a very awkward moment before making her entrance.

Bianca’s incredible outfits are all homemade, with the Crown Jewel ensemble coming together as she found time while travelling to complete the iconic look.

However, she had to restitch the full body outfit as she was getting ready for the bout after it ‘split right down the middle’.

‘I’m always scared, just because I do make it myself,’ she told The MegaCast podcast. ‘I’m always paranoid, I’m always double-stitching everything.

‘I didn’t have time to make my gear because I wasn’t home at all, and I had to make it on the plane, the bus, the hotel, the locker room. Ironically, I put it on and it split right down the middle. I had to restitch it right before I went out. I always wear clothes underneath because I’m so paranoid.’

She fixed her outfit and made quite the entrance (Picture: WWE)

Speaking of the match itself, Bianca – who led her team to victory at Survivor Series War Games on Saturday night – was delighted to be ‘part of change’ through her work in the bout.

‘For one, it was an honour to be able to have a Last Woman Standing match in Saudi Arabia. As women, to be able to have that type of match. You watch a lot of other Last Man Standing matches and they typically all fall within a certain kind of guideline,’ she pointed out.

‘It was really cool to go out there and be creative and bring something to the table that’s different and makes it stand out.’

And Bianca opened up about the chance to pelt down the ramp in a golf cart, revealing that was a conscious decision.

‘We also got to drive golf carts in Saudi Arabia, which we’re always grateful to be part of change when it comes to women and knowing that women can now drive in Saudi Arabia,’ she added. ‘”We want to drive here and showcase that and celebrate that.” We got to do a lot of cool things. It was amazing.’

WWE Raw airs Monday nights at 1am on BT Sport 1.

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