Interview de Road Dogg sur quelles stars de NXT, il souhaiterait voir à Smackdown / Interview de Gail Kim qui nous parle ce que Triple H lui a dit à son départ.

Brian James connus sous le nom de Road Dogg à la WWE est un des officiels de Smackdown. Il est donc logique que celui-ci ait vu des stars de NXT passer au show bleu. Alexa Bliss, Baron Corbin ou tout récemment Shinsuke Nakamura ont tous connu du succès jusqu’à présent. Road Dogg a été interviewé au show X-Pac 12360 de son ancien coéquipier de la D-Generation X Sean Waltman. Brian James aimerait beaucoup voir Asuka et Bobby Rhodes au sein de la division bleu prochainement.

“I would love to have Asuka. I think she is a huge star down at NXT and I think she can be an even huger star at the next level. So I’d love to have her. I love Bobby Roode as a human being, known him for years in TNA and nowhere. You know, it’s weird to say, but AJ Styles is just getting better and better so I’m really really glad to have gotten him and to have kept him… I like those Authors of Pain they’re a big young group of guys really willing to learn and willing to perform and they’re just getting better and better they’re instincts are good they’re timing is good for a couple of big dudes. It seems like everyone down there (NXT) is doing really well. You know I was really glad to get Tye Dillinger, he’s a great guy.”

Je vous invite à écouter l’interview en entier ci-dessous.

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Celle qui fait parti du temple de renommé de la TNA, Gail Kim a participé à une série de questions avec un ancien écrivain de script à la WWE Kevin ECK. Kevin nous dit qu’à de nombreuses reprises, il a entendu Vince McMahon dire que personne ne voulait voir les filles se battent comme les gars. On voit que les années ont changé et Triple H est un des responsables du pourquoi maintenant la division féminine a changé. Quand Gail Kim a quitté la WWE en 2011, elle s’était éliminée elle-même dans une bataille royale et personne ne l’avait remarqué. Cela vous donne une idée de comment les officiels avaient aucun intérêt au sein des lutteuses. Selon ce que Kim nous rapporte, Triple H lui a donné des mots d’encouragements lorsque celle-ci a quitté la fédération.

“It wasn’t politically correct to say out loud, nor would they say that straight up, but — I’m not going to say which agent said it — but they would tell us that Vince doesn’t like that. I remember specifically a match I had on “Superstars” with Jillian [Hall]. We got seven minutes, which was rare back then — we usually got three minutes. There’s no way to tell a story in the ring in that time, so when we had a match on “Superstars” it was like a pay-per-view match [laughs]. Jillian and I had awesome chemistry, so we’d want to wrestle. We wanted to do a superplex off the top rope, and the agent — again, I’m not going to name names — said, “Go ahead. I’ll take the heat for it,” because he knew Vince wouldn’t really be happy with that. Now I heard WWE has announced a Money in the Bank match for the girls. I honestly feel like [Triple H] has done so much for the girls, because he started that whole thing in NXT with the Four Horsewomen. When I left WWE, he was one of the people who was so positive. He told me, “You’re talented and don’t let anyone else tell you any different.” I was very flattered and glad that he respected women’s wrestling.”

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