Chelsea Green believes the WWE Women’s Tag Team Division is in a good spot these days.
Speaking on a recent edition of “The Ten Count” podcast, the former WWE Tag Team Champion commented on the current women’s tag division and the importance of keeping the momentum going.
You can check out some highlights from the podcast below:
On the current women’s tag division: “Actually, if you think about if you break down the amount of tag teams we have we’re doing well. Even if we throw in a couple of tag teams, if we throw in Shotzi with someone, if we throw in Mia Yim with someone, Ivy and Maxinne, again our roster is deep right now. So, I really think we’ve got a good chance of having these titles continue to mean something and not take the dip that we’ve seen in the past.”
On the importance of keeping the momentum going: “I think going into WrestleMania having a really banger tag team match is going to be key to that, and I can’t see why it wouldn’t happen. Triple H is really putting a lot of effort into the females and into the female division. I don’t know what’s going to happen, but I just feel like this year is going to be really good for women in WWE.”
Chelsea Green, former WWE Tag Team Champion, recently shared her thoughts on the current state of the WWE Women’s Tag Team Division. In an interview on “The Ten Count” podcast, Green expressed her belief that the division is in a good spot and discussed the importance of maintaining its momentum.
Green acknowledged that the division has a sufficient number of tag teams, stating, “Actually, if you think about if you break down the amount of tag teams we have we’re doing well.” She also mentioned the possibility of adding more tag teams to the mix, such as Shotzi with someone, Mia Yim with someone, Ivy and Maxinne. Green emphasized that the deep roster provides a solid foundation for the division to thrive.
One of Green’s main concerns is ensuring that the women’s tag titles continue to hold significance and not suffer from a decline in importance. She highlighted the importance of having a high-quality tag team match at WrestleMania to maintain the division’s momentum. Green expressed confidence in Triple H’s dedication to the female division, stating, “Triple H is really putting a lot of effort into the females and into the female division.” She expressed optimism for the future and predicted that this year would be a great one for women in WWE.
The interview also included a link to a YouTube video featuring Chelsea Green discussing her Royal Rumble gear, wrestling TNA’s Jordynne Grace in WWE, and Piper Niven.
Overall, Chelsea Green’s comments shed light on the current state of the WWE Women’s Tag Team Division. Her positive outlook and belief in the division’s potential for growth and success provide fans with hope for an exciting future for women’s tag team wrestling in WWE.