Mickie James reveals the “last thing” a professional wrestler should be while preparing for ‘WWE LFG’
Mickie James is a legend when it comes to women’s professional wrestling.
She performed at the National Wrestling Association, the ring of Honor, Total Nonstop Action (TNA) Wrestling and wrestling in the Ohio Valley before the outbreak With WWE 2005.
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James had a lasting and unforgettable career with WWE, with the first time he ended up in 2010 and the second ended in 2021. She was a five-time WWE female champion and a one-time WWE Divas Champion. She was in TNA, Global Force Wrestling and several other indie promotions between running with WWE.
James’s great experience in professional wrestling made her the perfect choice as a coach in the upcoming “WWE Legends and Future Greats” television show, also known as “WWE LFG”.
Mickie James arrived the 53rd Award of the Academy of Country Music at MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas on April 15, 2018. (Larry McCormack/The Tennessan via USA Today Network)
The reality show, which premieres on Sunday, will see James, Undertaker, Booker T and Bubba Ray Dudley mentor the next generation of wrestling superstar. Viewers will look inside what it takes to do in business.
James told Fox News Digital in a recent interview that it was quite difficult to determine what types of characteristics are looking for UA professional Given the competitive background and experience.
“Every person you have to train so differently, depending on where they are on the wrestling path,” she explained. “I always say that I think that what makes the superstar is the ability to engage in a thing that makes you unique, which stands out from the crowd, whether physically or emotional or anything else, and makes it greater than life.
“In my opinion, as a talent, a lot of time of those things that, through culture and our desire to fit in and be like all the others and normal – this is the last thing you want to be in wrestling is like all others and you normally want to be bigger than life.
Ruby Riott, to the right, points to Mickie James standing on the corner of the ropes before the start of the women’s match during Saturday’s WWE WWE Wrestling event on January 19, 2019. (Ronald W. EDRICH/Reporter-News)
“And, I could only speak for myself, but I often find these things you want to do bigger, even bigger and get bigger because these are things that will set you apart from everyone else. What you want is like anyone else in Arena. “
James said she was excited to be a coach in the show and pulled the curtain to some of the WWE Greats to work with.
She added that she believed she had a unique experience because of her career.
“I think I’m most associated with these” future greats “because I was going through the development system and then came to television,” she told Fox News Digital. “I can understand. I can connect a little more with them about what to feel in their shoes.
“There was a lot of running. I feel like I am constantly learning even peacefully and in order to meet these talent on the second level, on a real personal level and fell in love with all of them. But also to get to know all my fellow coaches on the other level and hopefully That they are for sure, they have earned a new respect.
“WWE Legends and Future Greats” are four coaches trying to develop the next great superstar. (A & e)
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