Shayna Baszler believes the changes have been clear for how the regime change has handled the women’s roster.
Speaking to Joseph Staszewski of the New York Post, Baszler discussed the regime change in WWE. Baszler is set to challenge Liv Morgan for the SmackDown Women’s Championship at Clash At The Castle next month.
“It’s exciting for everyone all around, not just talent,” she said. “Production and crew people. It’s just an overall good energy right now. I think you are seeing girls get more time to tell their stories and do matches. For me, that’s like an answer you won’t hear from a lot of other people. Now I don’t feel rushed [in my matches]. I can go in and take my time and torture Liv as long as I need to.”
“It’s like new players in the game. The top guys are the top guys for a reason and we all look up to the vets that have been there, but now instead of like a slow build to introduce someone new, it’s like, ‘let’s put them on and let’s see.’ Sink or swim. It just happens to be that generation [of NXT] that’s up there and throw us in the water and tell us to sink or swim and we’re gonna swim all the way out of Alcatraz and dance on the shore.”
Shayna Baszler to The New York Post
Baszler is a former two time NXT Women’s Champion and has been a women’s tag champion on the main roster.
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