Madusa recalls her glorious past in WWE
Alundra Blayze, or Madusa as you want to call her, was a superstar who was part of several companies, such as AWA and All Japan Pro Wrestling, before landing in WWF and WCW. In 2015 she was then inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame, establishing herself even more as one of the wrestlers who made history for the women’s division in the discipline.
In her career, in fact, Medusa has won the Women ‘s Championship three times and played some excellent matches, such as the one against Bull Nakano. She is also famous for an absurd and truly rebellious gesture: in fact, during the transition from WWF to WCW, in one segment, she took the WWF Women ‘s Championship by throwing it into a garbage can, all completely live.
Madusa is a former WWE Women’s Champion
Interviewed on Wrestling Inc. Daily, Madusa admitted she was very concerned about her induction into the Hall of Fame, as she hadn’t spoken to Vince McMahon since leaving the company.
“I was actually fucking scared,” she admitted. “I didn’t know what to expect, I hadn’t seen Vince in twenty years, I didn’t really know what to expect. But the initial arrival, meeting everyone, seeing everyone, doing everything, and then that initial greeting to Vince was extraordinarily wonderful.
He was so kind and cute. I hope it wasn’t all fake, but in this industry, no one knows. But I hope not, I don’t think so. I’ve always been Vince’s girlfriend. I always showed up, I was never late for events, I always passed the urine test.
It was one of those weird things, he wanted to change it and he got rid of the women.” She also talked about the fact that in her day, it was not easy for her to manage the situation in the business, because women were obviously treated less than men: “I was good at wrestling, wrestling was not good.
with me. Point.” She then concluded by saying that she is happy with the progress the women’s category has made, but that she was surprised to see so many girls and women saying that she was an inspiration for…
Source : wrestling-world
