Saraya knows how she wants to be remembered by wrestling fans.
The three-time women’s world champion spoke with WrestleZone Managing Editor Bill Pritchard to promote her new book, Hell in Boots: Clawing My Way Through Nine Lives. Saraya wants to get her outside interests in order over the next year, but she also hopes to start training with Natalya and remind everyone just how great she can be in the ring.
“I’m going to talk to Nattie,” Saraya said. “I want to go to her training school and I want to train with her and like get back into how I feel. I used to wrestle, dude. Like, I used to wrestle wrestle. I think I got a little scared subconsciously, and I didn’t get to do what I know that I can do. So, yeah, I have to adjust a few things. But I want to get back in the swing of things.”
Saraya shares how she wants wrestling fans to remember her
With the latest chapter of her in-ring career coming to an end, Saraya was asked how she wants to be best remembered by fans. Is there a match or moment that stands out in her mind?
“So, moment… Of course, my championship wins. All… Yes! 100% my championship wins. Storyline-wise, I loved my ‘Frenemies’ thing and that’s kind of the biggest thing that people kind of remember from my era, is Frenemies with AJ Lee and stuff,” she explained.
“I just want to be remembered [as] someone that kind of helped usher in the Women’s Revolution. And people had their opinions on that, of who they thought started it, but, whatever. I just know that I was a part of a group that lit the match,” she noted. “I want to be remembered for that.”
Saraya’s book, Hell in Boots: Clawing My Way Through Nine Lives, is available now. Check out our full interview with Saraya below:
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