Former WWE Star Explains Reason WWE Is The Biggest Wrestling Franchise

Former WWE Star Explains Reason WWE Is The Biggest Wrestling Franchise WWE

CJ Perry, formerly known as Lana during her time with WWE, has said that there is a reason the company is the biggest wrestling franchise.

Perry was released by WWE in June 2022.

Her husband Miro, formerly Rusev, was released almost one year earlier in April 2020, before joining rival company AEW in September.

Speaking on The Bailey Show, Perry opened up about her former employer:

“Tony Khan runs his business however he’d like to run his business, I’m going to leave it at that. There’s a reason why WWE is the greatest wrestling franchise and one of the greatest franchises in the world and it’s because they value sports entertainment, storytelling, and not just fighting for a ‘wrestling title,’ but they value resolving conflict in the ring and that’s what makes wrestling special. You can fight over anything like (Chris) Jericho would fight over a list.

“Rusev [Miro] fought in my honor so many times. I fought Summer Rae because she took my ex-boyfriend that I hated and I wanted revenge.

“Those type of things are relatable and are relatable to women. A lot more women watch these stories where it’s a soap opera where we resolve our conflict in the ring.

“That’s what WWE is great at; storytelling, bringing comedy battles, funny things, serious things.

“Personally, it’s why I love WWE because it’s not just wrestling, it’s entertainment as well, and I’m here to entertain and put smiles on faces, not just be the ‘best wrestler.’ That’s where I stand on the two different promotions.”

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Transcription courtesy of Fightful.

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