Blake Monroe Shares Photos From Gear Worn In Giulia Street Fight

Blake Monroe is giving fans a closer look at the ring gear she wore during her physical Street Fight against Giulia on WWE SmackDown. The performer, known for her glamorous persona, posted a series of photoshoot images on Instagram highlighting the black outfit, offering a polished contrast to the chaotic nature of the match itself.

The Street Fight between Monroe and Giulia was notably violent, the kind of encounter that leans into weapons, brawling outside the traditional rules of a singles match, and a willingness from both competitors to absorb (and dish out) extra punishment. That juxtaposition — a carefully styled photoshoot built around gear that survived a no-holds-barred fight — is very much in line with how Monroe has presented herself since arriving on the main roster under The Glamour persona, blending high-fashion visual branding with a willingness to get her hands dirty in the ring.

Street Fights have become a fairly regular stipulation option for SmackDown’s women’s division over the past couple of years, often used to add stakes or finality to an escalating rivalry. Pairing Monroe with Giulia, one of the more hard-hitting and intense competitors on the roster since her main roster debut, gave both performers a chance to show a grittier side than their usual presentation suggests. For Giulia, known for a more stoic, calculating in-ring style rooted in her joshi background, a brawl-heavy stipulation is a departure that tests a different kind of in-ring storytelling. For Monroe, it’s an opportunity to prove she can hang physically while her character continues to lean into glamour and spectacle outside of matches.

Social media has increasingly become part of how wrestlers extend their in-ring moments, and photoshoots built around specific match gear are a common way for talent to keep a rivalry or performance in the conversation well after the bell has rung. By revisiting the Street Fight look in a posed, polished format, Monroe is reinforcing the dual nature of her act — someone who can step into a violent, stipulation-heavy encounter and still come out the other side leaning fully into the fashion-forward image that defines her presentation.

It’s a small moment in the grand scheme of the SmackDown women’s division, but it’s also a reminder of how quickly personal branding has become part of how talent capitalize on big matches. Whether this particular Street Fight leads to further interactions between Monroe and Giulia remains to be seen, but the visual follow-up suggests WWE and Monroe herself see value in keeping the match in the spotlight a little longer.

Expect more from this rivalry if SmackDown continues to build out its midcard women’s storylines heading into the next stretch of programming.