In the upcoming WrestleMania 41 at Las Vegas, Tiffany Stratton is all set to stand up against Charlotte Flair for the WWE Women’s Championship title.
In a conversation with the “Toronto Sun” recently, Stratton gave insights about her WrestleMania outfit. She revealed that the outfit is currently under preparation, and she will be choosing between two options.
Stratton mentioned, “I have settled on something. I’m actually getting two options made just in case, but I will say that there will be pink in it. So that’s all I can give you guys.”
Last week, Joaquin Wilde took to social media to reflect on the RAW event where he was involved in a six-man tag team match against El Grande Americano and American Made. The match showed LWO fighting alongside Wilde.
In his Instagram post, Wilde shared his experience of the match and the positive reactions he got from online viewers. He also revealed some words of wisdom from his late father.
He wrote, “Never really knew my father. Right before he died, he recorded himself talking on cassette tapes, essentially saying goodbye and apologising to each of his kids. Apologising for the difficult lives we were going to live because we would all grow up without a father. Never listened to the tapes but always knew they existed. Also had no clue where my mom had put them after so many years.
Fortunately, my brother found them. I got a digital cassette player, cleaned the audio in Ableton and for the first time in my life, I was able to hear my dad’s voice, speaking directly to me. Unsurprisingly, it was really emotional and I shed many tears. He gave me some fatherly advice though. One thing he said was to always give 100% to whatever I’m doing, don’t half-heartedly do it because people will respect your full effort. This simple advice struck a chord and it made me reflect on my wrestling career. I don’t get regular TV matches, so whenever I have the chance to participate in a WWE ring match, I give it my all. I take big risks, I maximize my minutes, and I pour all my energy into every choice that I make. My dad’s words are now a pre-match mantra for me. While many things are beyond my control, I can control my effort. So I will always give 100% and hope people will notice and respect me for this.”