Kemo
10-30-2018, 06:48 PM
Stephanie McMahon is a fan of Tennis star, Serena Williams. So much so, she’s told media outlets she wants to bring Williams into WWE.
McMahon spoke with the Sun in the UK recently and indicated the 37-year-old Williams would make a good addition to the women’s evolution in the company.
“Serena!” McMahon answered enthusiastically. “I want Serena. She’s awesome.”
The last time Stephanie McMahon made public comments in regards to a famous female athlete outside WWE, the person’s name was Ronda Rousey.
Stephanie has been a fan of Serena Williams for some time. Earlier this year, she Tweeted about having watched a documentary on her.
McMahon continued to talk about the changes her and her husband have brought to women’s wrestling in recent years.
“We started training our woman the same as the men and hired our first-ever female coach.”
The coach Stephanie is referring to is Sara Del Rey. Real name Sara Ann Amato, she has been coaching at the PC since 2012.
“They started given our woman the same match time and opportunity at live events, which like anything else, the more reps you do the better you become.”
“So everyone had an even playing field and it made all the difference.”
McMahon spoke with the Sun in the UK recently and indicated the 37-year-old Williams would make a good addition to the women’s evolution in the company.
“Serena!” McMahon answered enthusiastically. “I want Serena. She’s awesome.”
The last time Stephanie McMahon made public comments in regards to a famous female athlete outside WWE, the person’s name was Ronda Rousey.
Stephanie has been a fan of Serena Williams for some time. Earlier this year, she Tweeted about having watched a documentary on her.
McMahon continued to talk about the changes her and her husband have brought to women’s wrestling in recent years.
“We started training our woman the same as the men and hired our first-ever female coach.”
The coach Stephanie is referring to is Sara Del Rey. Real name Sara Ann Amato, she has been coaching at the PC since 2012.
“They started given our woman the same match time and opportunity at live events, which like anything else, the more reps you do the better you become.”
“So everyone had an even playing field and it made all the difference.”