Quick Highlights
---Debut: 2001
---World
Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) 2006-Present
---World
Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) Women's Champion (3x)
---World
Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) Diva of the year (2008)
---2nd
Woman in History to enter the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) Royal Rumble
2010
---WWE
Divas Champion
---# 2 Pro
Wrestling Illustrated top 50 women of wrestling in 2008
---# 7 Pro
Wrestling Illustrated top 50 women of wrestling in 2009
---# 7 Pro
Wrestling Illustrated top 50 women of wrestling in 2010
---Has
appeared in FLEX Magazine
---Has
appeared on Extra
JM: How
did you get into wrestling?
P: I have
been an avid wrestling fan since I can remember. From the days of Hogan, Piper, Bruno and
Snuka to sports entertainment I've been there buying' tickets and dreaming' of
the day it would be my turn to step into the squared circle. I joined the amateur wrestling team in high
school to toughen myself up and learn the coordination and grace of wrestling. After
a few
years competing, I decided it was time and signed up at the USWF wrestling
school to be trained by Hart Dungeon Graduates, the All Knighters. From that
point on, I have been paying' my dues, training hard, drinking' my milk and
taking' my vitamins.
JM: What
is the one thing you want to accomplish in the biz?
P: I want
to be in the WWE. That has been my
motivation since day 1. Every step I take
is a step towards my goal
JM:
What is the greatest highlight of your career?
P:
There are many memorable moments for me but one of the best thus far would be
wrestling Japanese superstar Sumie Sakai. That match took me to the limits and
I learned a new respect for pain in the ring.
JM:
Do you see yourself in the WWE in the future?
P:
That is all I see.
JM:
What is the most painful experience you had to go through in the Business
P:
The emotional pains of having certain people betray me. It made me realize that
there are very few people I can trust and those that I can trust, I treasure.
JM:
If there was anything you can change about wrestling today what would it be?
P:
I would've outlawed the "descend from the ceiling stunt" in 1999.
JM:
Who do you admire in the business?
P:
I greatly admire Molly Holly. She is one of the great wrestling theorists of
our time. I hope to be as knowledgeable as her one day. I also admired Owen
Hart for his wrestling prowess and always entertaining personality.
JM:
If you can, can you comment each individual woman of the WWE
Stephanie
McMahon - best female character on the microphone in the business
Jacquelyn
- tough veteran kicks ass
Terri
- long time sex symbol...does it well
Molly
Holly - like I said before, best female wrestler around
Ivory
- excellent worker with tremendous concept of theory (also great promos)
Lita
- brought back women's wrestling from T&A purgatory
Trish
Stratus - testament to hard work; total package
Victoria
- WWE's best investment as of late...I believe she has only begun to impress
Stacy
Kiebler - she's got legs and the attention of every male wrestling fan on the
planet
Torrie
Wilson - coming along
Nidia
- I dig the character. She's got a head for the business
Jazz
- Intensity Intensity Intensity. No woman has got it like Jazz
Dawn
Marie - One of the nicest people I've ever met.
JM:
What is the best part of your matches?
P:
A lot of people have told me it is my character and personality...but I
personally like my chops because they hurt....they hurt badly.
JM:
What advice would you give to young Female Fans who dream to get into the biz?
P:
Don't go half-assed. If you want to do this, just do it. Half way will only get
you hurt. And when you do finally step foot in front of a crowd...be it in
front of 10 people or 10,000 people, know that you have a responsibility to
those who came before you. Give it all you've got or you disrespect me and all
those who live eat sleep and breathe wrestling.
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