Stratton Admits Stagnation
Tiffany Stratton has no qualms in re-heroining her screen character because she has admitted that she felt that her character was stagnant in the past year. The former WWE Womens Championship has come out with a confession in an interview with No Contest Wrestling, when she discussed her individual heading in creativity and her direction in WWE.
Stratton Eyes Title Comeback
Stratton had lost the Women Championship to Jade Cargill on November 1 last year. The loss was a milestone. She took a break of in-ring action and then appeared at the Royal Rumble Premium Live Event this year. Her last time in the Women Elimination Chamber was in which she had the opportunity to rebrand herself in the title photo.
Stratton Wants Character Refresh
Nevertheless, despite her high profile appearances, Stratton made the right amends to say that she was not completely satisfied with how her character had turned out to be after winning the championship. “That’s a really good question. I am a little like me, I do want to start- I was all stale like old stuff last year. On the same note, I felt as though, as, there were no crazy schemes when I picked the title and I would like to add some spice to it. Then we will be still heelish Tiffany. We shall sport with things like a fool. So I’m excited for that. But, why, why I certainly do not see why the audience dioxins me as a heelish sort of vibe.
Her comments portray a sign of a presentation change. Stratton appears to be eager to jump on the verge of her villainess. Such a strategy has been made difficult by the response of the fans who have continued to cheer her irrespective of the alignment of the heels. This type of relationship may influence creative decisions in the future.
Stratton Studies Match Footage
In a different part of the interview, Stratton said that she used to view the match footage when she was not in the ring to train. In case you want to use any of the above quotes, keep in mind to remember the source you used, an h/t will do, to have the transcription done by Fightful.