Alexa Bliss is aiming for a new WWE title never won
In January we saw Alexa Bliss return to WWE TV screens after a few months’ break due to a nasal septal operation that had taken the girl away from the scene. The last time Alexa fought was against Charlotte Flair for the Raw title when the Queen destroyed her doll and her friend Lilly.
Since her return, to every episode of Raw, there has always been Alexa in a psychologist’s office, helping her find herself and most likely let go of the evil part that Alexa had found alongside The Fiend. In fact, the more you went on with the segments, the more there were details about her that changed, such as her hairstyle, clothes, her behavior, initially very aggressive and now calmer, or her makeup, which gradually became lighter and lighter the lipstick from black to red.
After having also taken part in the Elimination Chamber valid for a place in the title match of Monday Night Raw for Wrestlemania, Alexa Bliss did not know anything, with the girl who reappeared by surprise in a new interview, where she asked loud voice for a titled match, but not for a belt on the main roster.
New details on Alexa Bliss
On the latest edition of Legion of RAW on Sportskeeda Wrestling’s YouTube channel, Vince Russo and Dr Chris Featherstone recapped this week’s episode of RAW. Here’s what Russo had to say regarding Alexa Bliss’ current character: “Do you remember Shorty G? Do you know why he was Shorty G? The shirt he was wearing, that was Enzo’s merch.
They let Enzo go, they just got that made. They probably had 10,000 of those shirts in the warehouse, thus Shorty G. I’m telling you bro, when she was doing the thing with the Fiend, they had that Lilly Doll mass-produced and they’ve got 10 million Lilly Dolls sitting in the warehouse now that they need to sell.
I’m telling you. That’s the only reason they’re doing it. That’s the only reason.” After watching Dolph Ziggler win the NXT overall title, with the main roster wrestler beating Bron Breakker to his first NXT title in his career,…
Source : wrestling-world
