Kemo
09-01-2017, 07:25 PM
WWE Superstar Emma recently did an interview with Newshub to discuss a number of professional wrestling topics. Emma talked about how she got into pro wrestling, what goals she has for herself in the business, and how she uses social media to stand out in a roster filled with extremely talented women. You can check out the highlights here:
How she got into professional wrestling:
“I fell in love with wrestling. I remember thinking that ‘There must be some way I can learn how to do this’ and I never snapped out of that mind-set. I found an independent wrestling school, learned my trade and just went from there – now I’m here in the WWE.”
What goals she still has for herself in the business:
“The roller coaster that is the wrestling world – the injuries, the matches that I will never forget, all of that is just part of the journey to where I become women’s champion and wrestle at Wrestlemania. At that point, I can look back and just be so thankful and satisfied with everything I have done to get to that moment.”
How she uses social media to stand out in the WWE’s talent-stacked female roster:
“There are so many talented females on our roster, so yes, it can be hard to stand out, but in saying that I have one of the biggest social media following on the entire WWE roster. It has really worked for me recently because of my fans, the comments I had been getting from them made me react to it and you can see it’s really paid off in the last few weeks. It’s about time too, the whole ‘#GiveEmmaAChance’ thing is real. I mean when do I get my chance at the championship, I have never had that and it just goes to show how social media can help.”
How she got into professional wrestling:
“I fell in love with wrestling. I remember thinking that ‘There must be some way I can learn how to do this’ and I never snapped out of that mind-set. I found an independent wrestling school, learned my trade and just went from there – now I’m here in the WWE.”
What goals she still has for herself in the business:
“The roller coaster that is the wrestling world – the injuries, the matches that I will never forget, all of that is just part of the journey to where I become women’s champion and wrestle at Wrestlemania. At that point, I can look back and just be so thankful and satisfied with everything I have done to get to that moment.”
How she uses social media to stand out in the WWE’s talent-stacked female roster:
“There are so many talented females on our roster, so yes, it can be hard to stand out, but in saying that I have one of the biggest social media following on the entire WWE roster. It has really worked for me recently because of my fans, the comments I had been getting from them made me react to it and you can see it’s really paid off in the last few weeks. It’s about time too, the whole ‘#GiveEmmaAChance’ thing is real. I mean when do I get my chance at the championship, I have never had that and it just goes to show how social media can help.”