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WWE star Melina ‘didn’t realise her famous split entrance would be sexualised'
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WWE star Melina ‘didn’t realise her famous split entrance would be sexualised'

  • Melina says she didn’t realise how big her famous split entrance would become for wrestling fans.
  • She recalls learning the splits in school and enjoying the gymnastics influence she admired.
  • Melina describes adapting to live TV and changes in how shots were captured to respect privacy.
  • She reflects on competing during a different WWE era with lingerie and bra-and-panties matches.
  • Melina credits WWE for believing in her and allowing her to do her work.
  • Melina discusses her post-WWE life and ongoing association with wrestling events.
  • She explains that being a heel shaped fans’ reception and her career’s trajectory.
  • She notes the evolution in fan perception since her era with Evolution and other all-women events.
  • The interview highlights Melina’s respect for WWE’s role in her career and future appearances.
  • Melina’s career included a Women’s Championship reign and collaborations with wrestling legends.
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Horror-loving WWE star admits: 'I want be to known for stapling people's heads
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Horror-loving WWE star admits: 'I want be to known for stapling people's heads

  • Shotzi Blackheart, released by WWE in May 2025, is pursuing an indie-focused career as a top creative threat.
  • She wants fans to know her for stapling people’s heads and pushing extreme match concepts.
  • Blackheart discussed past feuds, including a potential hair-versus-hair match with Chelsea Green.
  • She highlighted a wish to work with major companies, including CMLL and a prominent Japanese wrestling promotion.
  • She acknowledged imposter syndrome but emphasized indie runs offer full creative control.
  • Blackheart plans to perform at For The Love of Wrestling in Manchester in February 2026.
  • She remains open to a WWE return but prioritizes indie growth for now.
  • She cited the evolution of her character and willingness to work with international promotions.
  • Blackheart continues to build her brand after WWE release with plans for future TV growth.
  • The interview underscores a shift toward high-risk, prop-driven matches and creative freedom.
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