Former WWE Stars Nearly Got Into Real-Life Fight

Former WWE Stars Nearly Got Into Real-Life Fight

A former WWE star has said that she nearly got into a real-life fight with another star at a house show after some beef on social media.

Speaking with Wrestling Inc, Candice Michelle discussed a legitimate rivalry with Melina when they were both in WWE.

Michelle said:

“When things start firing off on Twitter, things can get bad. That’s actually how my match with Melina happened. Legit. We hated each other. We were legit gonna go into a real fight at a house show. Twitter had just started, we said something to each other and then we had a match. It makes for great TV. Any time there’s any heat or drama, Vince is incredible at taking that kind of stuff and running with it.

“She just hated the fact that she came up with the indie scene and to wrestling school, she busted her butt that way. And to her, I was this pretty girl from Hollywood who just got lucky and got a deal. For her to wrestle against me was almost a disgrace for her. And she made that very clear.

“Most matches I had with her I actually learned a lot. We also did an indie show together and I gave this motivational speech and told Melina, ‘I respect you because you pushed me to be better.’ She taught me how to work the crowd. As a newbie not going to wrestling world, I want to perform for the crowd. I want to be great. When you can dance, its really frustrating.

“I remember coming back from a broken nose and telling Lisa Marie Varon that she needed to stay away from my nose. Lisa told me if she needed to stay away from her nose than I’m not a wrestler. It was different working with Beth Phoenix because she would lay out all the spots and the flow was great.”

Michelle was recently advertised for WWE Raw Legends Night but has since claimed that she was falsely advertised and wasn’t actually ever contacted.

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3 years ago by Liam Winnard

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