Kemo
05-30-2018, 06:32 PM
– Former Women’s Champion Mickie James returned to WWE during the Women’s Revolution and since then she has once again become an important part of the Women’s Division.
During a recent interview with WTVR, James talked about how being an inspiration to a lot of female talents on the current roster warms her heart.
While discussing the revolution of the female stars, the former Champion said that it’s humbling and exciting to be the part of this process:
“For these women to be able to do the one of a kind, first time ever types of matches…to come back and be a part of that is just very humbling. It’s exciting because you can just imagine what the generations to come are going to be able to do.’
– A fan recently made a tweet complaining about the Raw Commentary team. In the tweet which has since been deleted, he said that the trio of Corey Graves, Michael Cole and Jonathan Coachman should stay quiet during the entrance of Seth Rollins.
Graves answered to this complaint via a tweet of his own, saying that they are paid to talk and discussed how he doesn’t go to the fan’s job, telling him how to do his work:
Dear Stephen,
We are LITERALLY paid to talk. I don’t come to your job and tell you when and how to apply the mustard.
Love, Us.
— Corey Graves (@WWEGraves) May 29, 2018
During a recent interview with WTVR, James talked about how being an inspiration to a lot of female talents on the current roster warms her heart.
While discussing the revolution of the female stars, the former Champion said that it’s humbling and exciting to be the part of this process:
“For these women to be able to do the one of a kind, first time ever types of matches…to come back and be a part of that is just very humbling. It’s exciting because you can just imagine what the generations to come are going to be able to do.’
– A fan recently made a tweet complaining about the Raw Commentary team. In the tweet which has since been deleted, he said that the trio of Corey Graves, Michael Cole and Jonathan Coachman should stay quiet during the entrance of Seth Rollins.
Graves answered to this complaint via a tweet of his own, saying that they are paid to talk and discussed how he doesn’t go to the fan’s job, telling him how to do his work:
Dear Stephen,
We are LITERALLY paid to talk. I don’t come to your job and tell you when and how to apply the mustard.
Love, Us.
— Corey Graves (@WWEGraves) May 29, 2018