Kemo
02-22-2016, 12:53 AM
– WWE Divas Champion Charlotte spoke with WKYC Channel 3 to promote tonight’s WWE Fastlane pay-per-view in Cleveland. Below are highlights:
Never picturing herself as a Diva when she was younger:
“(My dad) was so into sports, and especially volleyball, he never mentioned getting into wrestling. My brothers obviously wanted to be wrestlers, but for me, it was sports, sports, sports. I never pictured myself as a diva because I remember sitting front row in Charlotte and Torrie and Sable did the body-paint bikinis, and I was like, ‘Oh, they are so beautiful.’ I just never pictured myself as a diva or wanting to be. It was different then.”
WrestleMania 32 and the family legacy:
“For something like having my first WrestleMania, you really have to picture yourself there. Sometimes, I’ll be working out and I picture what it’s going to be like, how it’s going to feel, what I’m wearing, and to have a goal that some would say is unattainable, I kind of visualize it, so I’m getting goosebumps now just thinking about it because it seems so far away, but it’s not, and until that day comes, I won’t believe that it’s really happening.
“The fact that my dad spent 40 years creating his legacy and now, I’m an extension of his legacy, it means a lot. I want to do it justice and make him proud. My dad always wanted to be the best, and his passion for the business alone and his fans, that’s what I want to carry on. When people see and watch me, I just want to know that they never left a show unhappy.”
Never picturing herself as a Diva when she was younger:
“(My dad) was so into sports, and especially volleyball, he never mentioned getting into wrestling. My brothers obviously wanted to be wrestlers, but for me, it was sports, sports, sports. I never pictured myself as a diva because I remember sitting front row in Charlotte and Torrie and Sable did the body-paint bikinis, and I was like, ‘Oh, they are so beautiful.’ I just never pictured myself as a diva or wanting to be. It was different then.”
WrestleMania 32 and the family legacy:
“For something like having my first WrestleMania, you really have to picture yourself there. Sometimes, I’ll be working out and I picture what it’s going to be like, how it’s going to feel, what I’m wearing, and to have a goal that some would say is unattainable, I kind of visualize it, so I’m getting goosebumps now just thinking about it because it seems so far away, but it’s not, and until that day comes, I won’t believe that it’s really happening.
“The fact that my dad spent 40 years creating his legacy and now, I’m an extension of his legacy, it means a lot. I want to do it justice and make him proud. My dad always wanted to be the best, and his passion for the business alone and his fans, that’s what I want to carry on. When people see and watch me, I just want to know that they never left a show unhappy.”