Yeah, it’s unobtainable….I think not making it on the show was the best thing that happened because it opened up my eyes to how much potential I had to become a wrestler.
RED VELVET WRESTLER HOW TO
When you see these celebrities, it almost feels like something that is so far that you don’t even know how to get there. I had never thought about how people became wrestlers. I didn’t even know wrestling schools existed. Then after, it just took off, and people were like ‘Why don’t you do it? You should do it.’ I said, ‘Yeah, you know, you’re right.’ So, I started looking up schools. That was I think the bullet point that stuck for me to start wrestling. So, I didn’t make it on the show, but I think I’m a big believer of everything happens for a reason.
RED VELVET WRESTLER PROFESSIONAL
At the time, I didn’t have any professional photos.
So, I had made it through round one, and then she asked me to send over some professional photos. And then I had a follow-up Skype interview with a producer. I remember somebody woke me up to the video footage of my video. So, I went on and did the YouTube video, and it took off. Then I flipped the channel, and you have Triple H making the announcement that they are doing Tough Enough.Īnybody can do it, you don’t have to be a professional wrestler, you just have to show that you’re tough enough. So, dance took over my life, and I had stopped watching wrestling. “I stepped away from wrestling before that because I was training to become a professional dancer.
On trying out for WWE Tough Enough back in 2015: So, I’m trying to mentally disconnect from all of that and just focus on the task at hand.” Mentally, I’m trying to get myself ready because it was a big thing to not let myself get caught up in how big this match is gonna be or who’s in the match or how much attention the match is gonna get. “Well, of course in-ring training just to keep my cardio going and stuff like that. On being focused on her big Tag Team Match teaming up with Cody to face Jade Cargill and NBA legend Shaq on the March 3rd episode of Dynamite: “My personal trainer for seniors was making jokes about it and asked ‘Where are you going to come from?’ I’m like, ‘I don’t know, Florida, where I’m from.’ He’s like ‘How about straight out of your momma’s kitchen?, because that’s when Straight Outta Compton, the movie, came out and everybody was saying, ‘Straight outta this and straight outta that.’ He said, ‘How about straight outta your momma’s kitchen?’ I liked it and it took off and then now that is my whole persona, the kitchen, like, the oven is on. Then the velvet, because I used to dance, so just like the way I started to move in the ring was very fluid and very elegant. My sassiness and my sweetness because I am a really sweet person, but when you piss me off, I’ll give you cavities. I started putting some thought into it and as a person and my alter ego, how am I? It kind of all flowed. Let’s use it.’ In the beginning, it was more of a comparison of what he said I was. That’s like my alter ego.’ He said, ‘You’re small, petite, spicy, you’re very elegant in the way you do things. I said, ‘Red Violet.’ He said, ‘Ew, That’s not good.’ I said, ‘I have nothing. He said, ‘What is your wrestling name’, and he was a huge wrestling fan. I went to my friend’s house and I was like, ok, I’m going to cut a promo. “A show came up asking for wrestlers and anyone can do it. They were like, when Velvet switched modes, she’s like Red Violet.” I had this red hair and my friends would say that was my alter ego. I said I’m getting rid of everything in the past. It changed me as a person forever, so I went through this stage where I dyed my hair super red. It put my life upside down and changed my life. “In college, I had my first life changing relationship. On how she came up with her in-ring name:
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