Beth Phoenix comments on real-life issues between Charlotte Flair and Becky Lynch

Beth Phoenix appeared on Bustling open radio station to promote tonight’s NXT 2.0 broadcast. She talks about the philosophy of NXT 2.0 and says that wrestlers and commentators are being encouraged to be themselves. Beth’s also offered her thoughts on the real-life feud between Charlotte Flair and Becky Lynch:

“We’ve had big female stars before,” Phoenix said. “This is the first time that women have been introduced as equals to men. We are having main event tours for women, PPV and WrestleMania. I feel like these kinds of conflicts have always existed, but we’ve never had such a microscope. You have two women who are big stars who have done everything, and their big personalities are in conflict right now. It’s really easy to see both views and understand like, ok, I see Charlotte’s views because Charlotte is as consistent as all. She performed at a constant level of excellence over the years. She is healthy. She can cut an ad. She looks part, and sometimes all of that, as she said in an interview, can get people the wrong way.

Phoenix continued, “On Becky’s side, Becky started out as the underdog. I felt that she had to scratch and swipe her way, naturally pass, and then reinvent herself, while Charlotte has been like a character standing above the rest for a while. long. So these giant personalities, they’ve always existed in women’s dressing rooms. We always have personality conflicts. It’s just the first time in history that we’ve had two women in possession of this giant microscope, and I just think that’s why the conversation between the two was so intense and her reaction was so intense. The fans are fierce, too, and that’s good. ”

“The whole point of this is to get people talking. They talked for the first time about two female Superstars who would be attending the conversation and it was the topic of conversation that dominated all the media. That’s what we want. The conflict is huge. Controversy generates cash, and I’m sure both of these women know it better than anyone.”

Beth Phoenix has released four songs from her EP, ‘Stone Rose & Bone’: “When I played this character (her wrestling character) that was supposed to be scary and dangerous, I won’t be like that,” Oh, by the way, I sing a little Gospel and Country Side by side. ‘ It will lose the image. I feel like now in retirement that this is something where I can show off a little more Social media is amazing. I can show that side of me, and then if I want to put on tights and go on Royal Rumble, there’s no contradiction. “

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