Stephanie Vaquer Comments on WWE Gave Her Option to Start in NXT or Main Roster
A recent episode of the Busted Open Radio After Dark podcast featured WWE NXT talent Stephanie Vaquer as the guest. One of the topics discussed included Vaquer’s thoughts about how WWE gave her the option to start her career in the company in their NXT brand or main roster and why she decided on going to NXT first.
“My dream. WWE is my dream… I tried to think like adult, that option. But WWE is my dream and say, okay, this is for me. Many options and talks but, say no. WWE is for me and I take NXT because I really like (to) do things or new things but good. I don’t like the fast and no good. So, I say okay, I need to learn English, I need to learn TV show, I need to learn American style, WWE style. So I say, first I say main roster. That changed and say, ‘I want to go to NXT for learn…’ Yeah (WWE asked me if I wanted to start on the main roster)… Main roster (was my first answer). The first call, they call me and say, ‘NXT or main roster?’ I say, ‘Main roster…’ Yeah, I think and say, ‘Okay. Take it easy. I need to learn English… Okay, change. NXT.’”
Vaquer also gave her thoughts about her talks with Shawn Michaels about his interest in having her come over to his NXT developmental brand.
“It’s weird because I checked the phone and I never think who called. Just say, ‘Hola’ in Spanish and I said, ‘Hola!’ He said, ‘Hello. Shawn Michaels. Hello,’ and now I understand more English and I cannot speak no good. Sorry… When Shawn Michaels called me… I tried to speak in English. But, he say, ‘Okay, I know you understand but you not speak good English. So, I speak slow’ and understand… maybe not 100 percent. But 90 percent and he’s so sweet and speak slow and try to explain to me about…”
Transcript h/t: PostWrestling.com
WWE LFG & Greatest Moments Renewed for Second Seasons on A&E
Deadline reported that WWE’s WWE LFG series was recently renewed by A&E for a second season on the network.
It was reported that WWE’s Greatest Movements series was also renewed for a second season on the network as well.
It was also reported that A&E Networks has rebranded itself as A&E Global Media going forward.
Both television series premiered on February 16th on A&E.
John Cena Added to Three WWE SmackDown Shows This May & June
WWE recently added three new dates to John Cena’s on-going retirement tour.
All three new dates were for WWE SmackDown shows this May and June.
Cena is currently advertised to be making an appearance on the May 30th SmackDown show at the Thompson-Boiling Arena in Knoxville, Tennessee.
Cena is also currently advertised to be making an appearance on the June 13th SmackDown show at the Rupp Arena in Lexington, Kentucky.
Cena is also currently advertised to be making an appearance on the June 20th SmackDown show at the Van Andel Arena in Grand Rapids, Michigan.

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