Chelsea Green discussed the evolution of women’s wrestling in WWE during an appearance on The Sports Agents. The Women’s United States Champion highlighted the differences between Paul “Triple H” Levesque and Vince McMahon’s approaches to booking women’s matches.
I come to work, I love my job, I feel safe, I feel supported. Triple H makes women specifically feel absolutely equal to men. We are out there main eventing WrestleManias now, something that unfortunately that previous era didn’t get to experience but they set the table for us and now we’re sitting at it. We’re enjoying these amazing meals, and I couldn’t be happier.
Green acknowledged the contributions of The Bella Twins, Lita, Mickie James, and Trish Stratus in advancing women’s wrestling.
Well, I think you’re kind of talking about a whole different group of eras coming together because if we’re talking about Vince vs. Triple H, we’re also talking about Attitude Era vs. now, we’re talking about divas vs. women, we’re talking about Trish Stratus vs. me. And I really think that, first of all we would not be here without that side of things. We in 2025 would not have the success that we have if it wasn’t for that Attitude Era.
Chelsea Green Responds to Cody Rhodes and Nick Aldis Praise
Green addressed recent comments from Cody Rhodes and SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis during an interview with Huge Pop.
I don’t think there’s any higher praise that you can get as a wrestler than your coworkers saying that they enjoy being around you, they enjoy working with you and that you’re easy because this is not an easy industry. Show business is not an easy industry. We’re with each other so often. It’s like being around your siblings. You get so freaking annoyed with your siblings and eventually it’s like little things bug you. So for them to just go out there and say like, just such complimentary things about me is really sweet. I obviously always try to show up at work with a smile on my face and bring a sense of comedy to not just what you see on TV, but to the locker room.
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