Former WWE Women’s Champion Wants To Join IMPACT Wrestling

With washboard abs and muscles on top of muscles, Jazz was one of WWE’s most feared female wrestlers between 2001 to 2004. During this time, she twice defeated Trish Stratus for the WWE Women’s Championship.

During an interview last week with Women’s Wrestling Weekly, Jazz revealed her desire to join IMPACT Wrestling.

“If there is a company I would like to be a part of, it would be Impact,” Jazz said.

“Because it’s a smaller company, there are not 100 girls in the back fighting for a spot and it seems like they are more family oriented. It reminds me of ECW. It’s not a billion dollar company but everyone there is happy and seems to love their job and love working with one another. Teamwork makes the dream work.”

Here are additional highlights from the interview.

Women’s wrestling today:

“Today, would be the perfect time for me to actually bring what I brought to the industry. I don’t believe they were ready for what I had to bring to the table. Where women’s wrestling is today, it’s all about Jazz.”

Holding the NWA Women’s Championship:

“I start defending my title in October. But, let me tell you one thing… this is going to be my legacy. I’m not going out like *****, no! I’m not just going to lay down and give this belt away. Motherf–ker step in the ring with me for this title, they going to [have to] earn it. I’m the only person of color to hold this title, you know that’s history right there. So, I’m not laying down, I’m busting my ass every day to show the world why I am the NWA Women’s World Champion and why I should continue to be the NWA Women’s World Champion. That’s why I’m not understanding why I wasn’t apart of All In.”

Who she would like to wrestle:

“Ronda Rousey. I’ll go straight for the top. Straight for the best, baby.”

Her relationship with Jacqueline after she was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame:

“Her and I [communicate] every now and then, we’ll send a text or something to say hello and just check on one another. I congratulated her on the Hall of Fame. When I see her at Wrestlecon, of course, we take pictures every year. ”

Intergender wrestling:

“I love it. The thing is, that is how I started… there weren’t any other women when I first started so I had to wrestle the guys. Then when I got thrown into the mix with ECW, there weren’t any girls for me to wrestle… so they threw me out there to the wolves and I had to make it work.”

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