The 'Hot Mess' is weighing in on the messy Sasha Banks/Naomi situation.
Chelsea Green is somebody who knows a lot about being frustrated creatively. In the past, Green has expressed her past frustrations with creative situations in multiple companies, especially WWE/NXT. Despite this, Green is on the fence about the recent Sasha Banks and Naomi walkout and says she sees both sides.
While appearing on a recent episode of the Universal Wrestling Podcast, Green went into detail regarding her thoughts on the situation.
“Well I mean, it’s really kind of hard to pass judgment on them for so many different reasons. I wish I knew more of the story. We’re slowly kind of figuring it out. I think it’s really unfortunate it was posted online. I think that’s strange and it almost made all of us feel ‘Is it real?’. I’ve kind of slowly learned that yes it is real. I’ve always been one that feels like you should stick up for yourself. I won the IMPACT title in 2018 and I asked for my release that night, sitting in bed with the title in my lap. There are just some moments in your life where you’ve made a decision and you can’t go back. You just have to stick to your guns. Maybe that’s what happened to them, I don’t know. On the other hand, here I am and I don’t have a job. I wish I was any position, I don’t care if I have to lay down and get pinned. I wish I had that job. I go back and forth but at the end of the day, if that’s something they felt they needed to do, they have to stick to it. You can’t back out. If that’s what you feel, you better flipping feel it to the end until you get into your car and go home. Stick to your guns.”
Many other people from the wrestling world have commented on the walkout, including names like Mickie James, Jimmy Smith, and Corey Graves.
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