NXT General Manager Ava made her feelings about a popular star crystal clear. The 24-year-old claimed it was pleasing not to come across the said star this week on the Stamford-based promotion's developmental brand.Jordynne Grace had taken to X/Twitter earlier to share a video of how she had paved the way for the crossover between the two brands, and was extremely disappointed for not being a part of the big Eight-Woman Tag Team match between NXT and TNA. The GM of the black and silver brand responded and announced that Grace would be the special guest referee for the bout scheduled to take place on October 7. The Juggernaut's archrival, Blake Monroe, wasn't amused by the announcement.Monroe claimed in her tweet that the NXT General Manager was getting worse day by day. Ava did not back down and retaliated almost instantly. She noted that she was glad she did not get to see Monroe this week on the show."@BlakeMonroeWWE it was so nice not seeing you this week 😍," Ava wrote. You can check out her tweet below:Blake Monroe was absent from the September 30 edition of NXT after a physically demanding bout at WWE NXT No Mercy. The former AEW star lost to Jordynne Grace in a Weaponized Steel Cage match.The Rock gets emotional while talking about his daughter AvaUnlike her father, The Rock, Ava did not find much success inside the squared circle. She only competed in a handful of matches before becoming an authority figure on NXT.She created history by becoming the youngest General Manager in the history of the wrestling promotion in January 2023 at the age of 22. The Rock recently shared a video of himself on Instagram talking about his daughter.The Brahma Bull said that he was proud of her for carving out her own path in the business. The WWE legend almost broke down as he claimed to have never used his influence to help his daughter grow in the business.Aged 24, she still had a lot of time to try out different things in the world of professional wrestling. However, it will be interesting to see if she ever decides to transition back to becoming an in-ring performer.