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>It's cute how people blame booking for a bad women's division. Talent with too much power; talent denigrating each other; talent trash-talking potential employees so they never get in as soon as they walk in...It starts here.
>It's been over a year that I had that Dark match at AEW. There are so many things that happened that night. Things that I heard from other women that are working there that had tryouts there, that were extras, as well as men who are currently employed
> That's where QT tells me, 'It's funny you came to see me, I was thinking about you, we're looking for a female coach.' Is that something that would be interesting for you?' 'Absolutely.' As much as I do love wrestling, one of the things I love the most is, they use the word coach, but I would say I'm more of an agent. I love sitting down with the young generation, even people of my experience, I just love setting up matches and making sure everything is established; the heel, the face, the psychology, the story you want to tell and where you want to go after
> I go sit at my table and get an email, 'Wednesday, Boston.' I see, 'You need blood tests.' There's no way, in two days, I could have a blood test that quick. There are places in Quebec, but I'll be home Monday and since Boston is eight or nine hours from where I live, I need to go the day before. I go see him and say, 'I'm sorry, I can't. I can't get [the blood tests] that quick.' 'Let me think about it.' I get another email,' never mind the blood test. Just show up.' Then I see, 'COVID test.' They want the big one, not the rapid test. 'Oh, that's the same problem.' It's easy to get a quick one, but the PCR is really hard to get, especially in Canada. I go, 'Hey, I can't, sorry.' I get another email, 'Never mind the COVID test, just show up, be there, bring your gear.' The whole thing is to meet with Tony. I'm wrestling, but I'm going there for a coaching job. Do my bookings in Dallas, go home, back, jump in my car, I get there.
>It's been over a year that I had that Dark match at AEW. There are so many things that happened that night. Things that I heard from other women that are working there that had tryouts there, that were extras, as well as men who are currently employed
> That's where QT tells me, 'It's funny you came to see me, I was thinking about you, we're looking for a female coach.' Is that something that would be interesting for you?' 'Absolutely.' As much as I do love wrestling, one of the things I love the most is, they use the word coach, but I would say I'm more of an agent. I love sitting down with the young generation, even people of my experience, I just love setting up matches and making sure everything is established; the heel, the face, the psychology, the story you want to tell and where you want to go after
> I go sit at my table and get an email, 'Wednesday, Boston.' I see, 'You need blood tests.' There's no way, in two days, I could have a blood test that quick. There are places in Quebec, but I'll be home Monday and since Boston is eight or nine hours from where I live, I need to go the day before. I go see him and say, 'I'm sorry, I can't. I can't get [the blood tests] that quick.' 'Let me think about it.' I get another email,' never mind the blood test. Just show up.' Then I see, 'COVID test.' They want the big one, not the rapid test. 'Oh, that's the same problem.' It's easy to get a quick one, but the PCR is really hard to get, especially in Canada. I go, 'Hey, I can't, sorry.' I get another email, 'Never mind the COVID test, just show up, be there, bring your gear.' The whole thing is to meet with Tony. I'm wrestling, but I'm going there for a coaching job. Do my bookings in Dallas, go home, back, jump in my car, I get there.
