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We are back and did you know that Legendary is coming to theaters this Friday? In case you missed the segment from Raw, here it is.
It is time to get a look at Jamie. She says that she was always active and her mom was into fitness. She was always doing something like that and she did cheerleading, dance, or track. She got into weightlifting while doing cheerleading and she took a love to it. She went to nursing school but did not have the passion. Then she got into WWE and has a passion for it. She says that ring announcing allowed the crowd to get to know her. She is ready to compete and win. She says that her athletic background will give her an advantage. Her drive and determination will be another thing that will help her. She wants to be like Trish Stratus.
Match Number Two: Goldust and Aksana versus Primo and AJ
The men start off and they lock up with Goldust hitting an arm drag. Primo pushes Goldust but Goldust with a punch and rollup for a near fall. Primo punches Goldust but Goldust with a drop down uppercut. AJ tags in and Aksana comes in. Aksana with a shoulder tackle and clothesline followed by a slam. She follows that with a leg drop and gets a near fall. Aksana blocks a hip toss and hits a back breaker and gets a near fall. Aksana slaps AJ. AJ with a kick and then she hits a bulldog out of a wheelbarrow for the three count.
Winners: AJ and Primo
After the match, Vickie throws out an Excuse Me or two and she brings Kaitlyn to the ring so she can take the opportunity to have her rookie say her introduction one more time.
Primo says that this is AJ’s moment since she won her first match.
Vickie says that Primo might be used to living in failure, but she is used to being a winner.
AJ tells Vickie to go away. Vickie asks AJ if she knows who she is. Vickie tells Kaitlyn to go after her. AJ sends Kaitlyn into Vickie and Vickie starts to scream and freak out before she leaves the ring. Kaitlyn follows behind and wants to see if Vickie is okay.
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Nick was born and raised in Detroit, Michigan, and lived there until the age of 18, when he decided to pack his flack jacket and move to New York City.
