WWE Womens Champion Charlotte recently spoke with FOX Sports Australia and below are some interview highlights:
Does she go to her Dad when she needs help?:
“I don’t go to my dad a lot because one he’s my dad and he’s bias. It’s hard because my dad comes from a different era and when I first started in development he was very much hands off. He wanted me to learn on my own so there were people I grew close relationships to. Sara Del Rey was my coach, Norman Smiley, Terry Taylor, Fit Finlay, Arn Anderson, John Laurinaitis — those are just a few I’ve gone to when I’ve needed help. We have Lita (Amy Dumas) now as a producer on the main roster. I’ve been learning from each person and working out what works best for me.”
On maintaining her fitness level:
“The struggle is real. The way that I look at it — my character Charlotte — I came up with the slogan genetically superior, being in physical shape is important to me but part of my job. When I’m on the road I see it as part of being at the office. When I land I’ll go to the gym and train and then go to the grocery store, pick up what I need and go to the show. That’s my work day. I don’t look at it as extra. This is part of the job. You want people to invest in you so I need to invest in myself. Being in shape is part of my success so far.”
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.
