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A WWE star has suggested the company make a change to its current live event schedule.
For many years WWE was known for its gruelling schedule, with talent often on the road competing over 300 days a year all over the world.
In recent years however, that schedule has been cut significantly and one current WWE Raw talent has explained the negatives they’ve found with doing less dates.
Appearing on Cheap Heat with Peter Rosenberg, former WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Raquel Rodriguez was asked whether she misses doing live events, to which she said:
“A big part of me. We just did a big super show in Texas and had that little loop, which was cool and fun because we got to go to our hometowns.
“We just did a super show in Mexico and it was the hottest crowds we’ve been in front of. Mexico crowds are the best. I do miss them.
“I feel like they are missed opportunities of us being part of the group, being part of the fans, bettering ourselves as a tag team, working together and getting those reps that we haven’t had before.
“I think we should do more of them, I really do.”
Rodriguez’s tag team partner Roxanne Perez, who was also on the show, commented on the benefits of working away from WWE’s TV cameras, adding:
“It’s definitely nerve-racking to try things on live TV, so it’s fun to be able to try things at live events.”
Rodriguez and Perez lost their WWE Women’s Tag Team Championships to Alexa Bliss and Charlotte Flair at WWE SummerSlam Night One.
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