Chelsea Green has ambitious plans in mind for her reign as the Women's Tag Team Champion(s).
On August 7, it was revealed that Sonya Deville had suffered a ACL injury in a match on the July 28 episode of WWE SmackDown.
Eleven days prior to the injury, Deville and Chelsea Green won the WWE Women's Tag Team Championships from Liv Morgan and Raquel Rodriguez on a episode of Monday Night Raw.
Ahead of Friday's After The Bell podcast, Chelsea Green took it upon herself to release a clip from the podcast on social media. In the clip, Green noted that she might re-name the Women's Tag Team Championships to be the Undisputed Unified World Heavyweight Women’s Tag Team Champion, with no S.
-- Chelsea’s Got Talent auditions --
— CHELSEA GREEN (@ImChelseaGreen) August 10, 2023
THE WWE Woman’s Tag Team Champion invites YOU to audition. Please submit your full name, entry video & include any hidden talents I may be able to use to my advantage, as your tag team partner.
POSTING THIS BEFORE @wwe MANAGEMENT & ADAM… pic.twitter.com/3OgyFRcMyj
Host Corey Graves then suggested that Green should hold tryouts for a new partner, which sparked the idea of 'Chelsea's Got Talent'.
Green then took to social media and told everybody that she will waiting for the submissions to begin pouring in, and that she will post some of the best ones.
I KNOW the submissions are going to come pouring in…
— CHELSEA GREEN (@ImChelseaGreen) August 10, 2023
Will be posting as they come! Submit ASAP --
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