Tiffany Stratton feels like she has been disregarding preconceived notions about pretty girls in WWE.
Over the years, womebn's wrestling in WWE has evolved from the talent being eye candy to being considered on the same level athletically as the men, with women now having main evented WrestleMania's and several other Premium Live Event's in the past decade.
While speaking to Inside The Arena in a recent interview, Tiffany Strattons spoke about breaking down the stereotype of petty girls in WWE.
"Yeah, I definitely feel like, you know, being a blonde, young 25-year-old girl, like, you're gonna have people who, you know, judge you by just looking at you, and we have so many beautiful girls down at NXT, and I think it's really cool to kind of be able to back it up in the ring and showcase, you know, the flips, the tricks, the slams, and all the stuff that I do in the ring, so... I think it's really cool to kind of disregard those preconceived notions about like the pretty girls in WWE and stuff like that. So we can definitely kick ass and take names these days."
Stratton is currently scheduled to defend her WWE Women's Championship on tonight's WWE Friday Night SmackDown vs Nia Jax. You can read more about that in our preview for tonight's show here.
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