From: Mick
Question 2: Was it harder to work alongside Moolah & Mae Young in the ring than everyone else due to their age?
From: Hilton
Question 2: Would you like to go out on a date with me to get to know each other better?
From: Jessica
Question 2: How do you feel about Trish retiring from wrestling?
From: Jamie
Question 2: Which woman do you believe brought out the best in you as a competitor?
From: Ainsley
Question 2: What made you want to go into wrestling?
From: Pam
Question 2: Is it true you won an arm wrestling contest for GLOW? Did
you ever arm wrestle on other occasions and who do you think would be better in an
arm wrestling match You or Trish/Torrie/Jacqueline/Lita/Debra/Molly Holly/Gail
Kim/Luna/Erica Porter/Rebecca Knox/Simply Luscious/Krissy Vain/Amber O’Neal?
From: Dave
Question 2: If we had a big picnic with you as guest of honor, would you come!?
From: Andrea
From: Mariano
Question 2: During your time in the wwe, did you get along with
Jacqueline?
From: Michael
Question 2: Are you currently seeing anyone or have a boyfriend?
From: Candy
Question 2: Should the wwe get rid of the womens title now that most of the divas
are just ordinary girls from the diva search?
From: Kimmie
Question 2: Will you be coming to England at any time to wrestle in any
of our independant companies?
From: Mike
From: Mohit
Question 2: To which diva were you the closest-Jacqueline,Tori,Nicole,Lita,Trish or
B.B.?
From: Adrianna
Question 2: If u could wrestle any one of the new divas on raw or
smackdown, who would u wrestle?
From: Josh
Question 2: What was your favorite divas shoot?
From: Robert
Question 2: Out of all your WWE wrestling matches which were televised, which were
your top 3 matches in your eyes? Thanks
From: Bill
Question 2: Will you be able to reach out to your fans more? do you
have a myspace page?
From: Jason
Question 2: How do you like the success of the USC football team? Do you
like Penn State?
From: Sasha
Question 2: I really loved your feud with Terri Poch (Tori) in 1999,
what did you think of it? Also what was it like wrestling in the first ever women's
Hardcore match (against Tori)? Thanks for taking the time to read this and have a
great time on your roadtrip!
From: ???
Question 2: In his bio Steve Finley a.k.a. Buddy Wayne
II, writes: “Around 1989-1990, Jerry (Monte) met someone who was willing
to finance a group, and we did a series of spot shows throughout
California several times a month. They were all sold shows, worked in the
summertime at fairs and carnivals. Buddy and I were there with Jim Gorman,
Steve Schuman, Lance Idol, Ric Thompson and a few others. Mike Modest
started his first matches there – he was green and had no body at all.
LISA MORETTI (WWE’s Ivory) wrestled against Debby the Killer Tomato in
ladies matches.”
From: ???
Question 2: I read (I never saw it) you had a good match with
Rio Storm (200 lbs). The Ivory vs Chyna feud could ‘ve been very interesting
wrestling wise, but there was barely any wrestling. What was the reason?
I, Mick, would personally like to thank Lisa for taking the time out to answer these questions for us, the fans. It means a great deal. And these questions as well as the answers were fantastic!
Age: 20
Question 1: What is your favorite type of music/favorite band/singer?
Answer: No favorites. I just pick music
that goes with the mood I’m in or want to be in! There’s traveling music,
getting ready to go out and party- music, take a hot bath with a crown on the
rocks after a whole day’s worth of yard work- kind of music, and dinner party-
music, etc. I like to vacuum during a HHH promo on RAW!
Answer: Yes! I wasn’t kidding when I used
to say I had nightmares about them. Truthfully, I had nightmares about hitting
women of their age. As I have always “lived” my performing moments, there is
something terribly wrong about slugging an older woman in the face, with full
aggressive intentions! As a worker, I learned a lot from these “First Ladies of
Wrestling” (featured in “Lipstick and Dynamite” by Ruth Leitman. Go to
Lipstickanddynamitethemovie.com). When Mae and Moolah come through the curtain,
it’s their time! They totally forget the time limit given to them by every head
honcho in the back. Its live TV and Mae and Moolah figure Rock can cut his
promo down in time if WWE is short on time!! They taught me that rushing will
never enhance your performance, or “bit.” So, live it, take your time, and
strut your stuff!
Age: 21
Question 1: Would you be interested in working for my small promotion in the future and help me run it?
Answer: A girl's gotta make a living! Showww me the money and my services are yours!
Answer: Now my wrestling and promotion
price just doubled because I know you’re not really interested in business
with Lisa. I just don’t do the date thing anymore. If you are going to have a
successful promotion, you’ll want to use all your energy on your business.
After you are a successful promoter, you can “hunt” for a nice catch! Good
Luck!
Age: 25
Question 1: Are you and Trish Stratus still good friends?
Answer: Yes. We aren’t phone pals, never
have been. But there is camaraderie among all the girls who work hard in this
business. I’m sure we will be part of each other’s lives for a long, long time.
Answer: Frankly, I think we’ll see her in
the WWE ring again, someday. Just like Mick Foley, Sean Michaels and Stone
Cold. Personally, I hope she will truly move on and make big things happen outside
of the wrestling world. I know she can do anything she sets her mind on.
Age: 17
Question 1: What was your favorite Ivory era? Your start in WWE? Women's champion? RTC? Alliance member? Your face turn in 2003?
Answer: Face turn in 2003. I had been
chomping at the bit to get in the ring with the talent of the Woman’s Division.
Working against Jazz would have been terrific- and a great last run for me.
With her injury, the angle fell apart. That’s the nature of the biz. It was
really fun being a baby face and hearing the crowd cheer when I walloped
someone! I hope Victoria has a final
run that will make her proud. I worry that she will feel slighted in her career
at WWE. She trained in L.A., Memphis and Louisville waiting for WWE to bring her
up. She has been the “supporting” opponent to many great angles that have
played out to PPV, but she’s yet to have had her star run! Now or never seems
to be in the cards with the direction WWE has taken the girls. I’d love to see
Victoria go to TNA as the muscular contender she used to be. But, I guess she’d
have to fit in with TNA’s Knockouts, which means skinny, small, bikini girls.
Answer: Molly Holly and Jazz. And, I think
Trish and I would’ve been great as a baby face team, as Victoria and I would’ve
been a very entertaining heel team (or good sister/bad sister act).
Age: 16
Question 1: Which former WWE diva do you prefer, Debra or Sable?
Answer: Prefer in what respect? I know
Debra better as a person. I think they are equally beautiful, and I recognize
their years of hard work in the wrestling world. Travel, alone, is very hard.
In the early years the women didn’t have other women to be girls with. And the
tours were much longer, usually 10 days on the road, with two days at home
before going out again. They are both very beautiful and very tough at the same
time.
Answer: I never set out to be in the
wrestling business. Mando Guerrero was so passionate about wrestling that I got
the bug from him after training under him for one day. He was doing basic
training for the GLOW production in order to audition girls and choose 12 to
shoot the pilot show. I spent about 4 weeks training under Mando, then Princess
Jasmine. I still didn’t know which way was up in the ring during my first
match- which was used to sell the television show!! Go figure! I always say, I
finally got wrestling training when I was a trainer in Tough Enough!!
Age: 41
Question 1: I can’t explain here how much I appreciate Lisa Moretti as
a real sportswoman. She was and still is (better than a fitness model) a sportsmodel
for me, a real athlete worthy of imitation, the living proof that a small woman can
be very strong. My question: Lisa, how strong are you? E.g. what’s your maximum
bench press, how many pull ups and push ups could/can you do?
Answer: I never really considered myself to
be STRONG. But boy, did I love to work out on weights! Remember the time…. Back
in the mid 80’s women bodybuilders were on top and fitness models hadn’t been
born yet. Funny how things go backwards, eh? When I used to work out at Gold’s
in Venice, CA, I loved all the huge black and white posters aligning the walls
and ceiling. Rachel McLish was a first on the bodybuilding scene, yet her
physique was smooth and shapely compared to the chiseled, mass oriented
physiques of the mid-late 80’s like Cory Everson, Bev Francis, Diana Dennis,
Lenda Murray, Anja Schriener, and Juliette Bergmann. Today, Rachael would be on
top as a Ms. Fitness Olympia!
It’s the
same in the WWE. The Diva girls could be as “talented” as the GLOW girls if
they didn’t have to contend with the Dbl.D in-balance of their bodies. As with
GLOW, it
seems the dumber the girls come off, the more the bosses like it! Now THAT’S
entertainment!
To
answer your question, my heaviest bench was 10 reps with 165. I used to warm up
with quarters on the bench! I never lifted for power. And I was in the gym 6
days a week, no less than 2 hours a day. A typical shoulder/arm day would be a 3-hour workout! I wouldn’t have
the attention span for that anymore! Back then, I didn’t do any cardio but once
I discovered the aerobics scene, I was all over it with my green striped tights
and leg warmers! Flash Dance, all the way! The Parks and Rec. aerobics
instructor signed me up for a contest in Sherman Oaks, CA and I won first
place! Heather Locklear was a judge, I remember. I won a condo stay for a
weekend in Palm Springs, and a free membership to gym. Though I love being in
shape, I’m not doing much to stay in shape right now. I ride my bike; I run a
bit, walk a bit and still wrestle! I’d love to get back in the gym, but have a
hard time spending free-time, indoors pushing heavy things around!
The gym where I live wants me to teach a weight lifting
class to teens. I think they could inspire me to get strong, while I’m showing
them how to shape up!
Answer: Jacqueline
vs. Simply Luscious! I’d like to see that arm wrestling match! These two ladies
are the only people on your list who ARE strong!! The rest of us are wimps!!
Remember Dot Jones, world champion arm wrestler. She was
one of the Lady athletes of the 80’s who I am proud to be associated with.
People like Dot inspired me let me know that women are beautiful for who they
are, the good that they do and the integrity they display…Beauty isn’t about
what a woman looks like.
Age: 38
Question 1: What do you do when you aren't wrestling?
Answer: As
of late, I’m trying to find my next chapter in life!! I work with the animals
at my local shelter. I’m going to Utah to help the Best Friends Sanctuary
acclimate 300 dogs and cats into America. They were flown in from Lebanon, as a
rescue effort. As with hurricane Katrina, people are being forced to evacuate
their homes in Lebanon and leave their pets behind. The local shelters have
been ruined by bombings so there was an urgent need for a rescue mission and
Best Friends came a callin’!
I’m also going to church regularly, and learning about the
Bible so that I can attempt to read the good book! I’ve been craving more
Christian education for a long time. I was raised in a church going family but
was really cut off from church for about 20 years. I believe in Jesus but don’t
know much about the Bible. So now I’m in a weekly discussion group and I’m
doing more reading. I like to work with the kids at church, too.
Answer: No, but I would support a big
fundraiser for a kid or animal cause. I don’t have a website of my own because
I’m not into self-promotion. Don’t get
me wrong, I love attention, but I’m not pig headed enough to believe that I am
really all that important!!
Age: 24
Question 1: Lisa, do you have any plans to retire from wrestling like Trish Stratus to get married or pursue other opportunities in the near future?
Answer: I would love to be performing in
other ways but wrestling is where I can book a job, get paid and where I know
the people, the game and have the reputation and skill to get work!
Unfortunately, for this female mid-card
wrestler, I didn’t make the money that Trish Stratus did, and I had to spend my
own money to build my house, of which I pay the mortgage on. I won’t get
married because I have bills and I won’t stop wrestling because I don’t work
for WWE. Everytime I wrestle at an Indy show, I love wrestling all over again!
But, I do pray for something new to dive into, which, I hope, involves “lights,
cameras, ACTION!” God only knows where I’m headed!
Age: 33
Question 1: Since GLOW is still alive, has there been any talks about
you reapearing as TINA FERRARI again?
Answer: No, but I am in touch with the
honchos at Big Vision Entertainment, who are behind the resurgence of GLOW. I
always liked “Tina Ferrari!”
Answer: I tried to, but she never really
let me be her friend. She kept to herself mostly and I don’t think she ever
respected me as a worker. She could have taught me what she felt I needed to
learn, but she didn’t seem to enjoy working matches with me. And boy oh boy,
did that woman lay it in. I survived 9 straight months of major, on purpose,
stiffness! I won’t ever subject myself to it again.
Age: 17
Question 1: Now that Trish Stratus is leaving the WWE, how do you think
the women's division is going to be and what would you say if they asked you back?
Answer: If WWE called with a job offer I
hope I’d say, “Thanks, but I’m too busy! No doubt about it, I’d love to be actively busy on a wrestling
show that pays well, and features women in a positive light. I’m ashamed at
what WWE does to the women talent, women in wrestling, and worse, the image of
women. It’s a bummer that the same little girls who loved the Lita character
with the Hardy Boys, don’t have anyone to root for now, because the innocence
and the athleticism for women in the ring at WWE is gone. I’d rather raise
young women on Hurricaranas than Diva Searches any day of the week!! With the
media throwing out such raunchy visuals with regards to young women, I can
understand why “Brat” (brand) dolls are so popular…I only wonder when the dolls
our little ones adore will come with double-D boobs, to go with the huge lips,
big hair and “trendy” clothes they are packaged with. For those of you reading
this and think Lisa has really gone RTC…. Someday you’ll have a little girl who
wants to wear a crop top and platform boots with a mini “school-girl” skirt to first grade! And we
wonder why there are weird adults in this world. What’s going on here???
Answer: Nope. Though I’ve had lots of men
in my life, and had about four serious relationships, I’ve always enjoyed
living life single. I get more done, do more for others and seem to “listen”
better to what I’m supposed to hear!! I’m not opposed to getting married or
having one special guy in my life, but he’d have to be cool with sharing me
with a lot of people, kids, and animals…oh yeah, and big beefy wrestler dudes!
Age: 15
Question 1: What do you think about the wwe diva search?
Answer: I can say this publicly now that
I’m on the outside! I think it stinks, is insulting to women, the “diva”
contestants, the wrestling fans, the mainstream WWE audience, and I especially
think that WWE is being down right irresponsible to display “diva acts” in
front of a live audience who are paying to participate in a wrestling
show (and who have brought their kids who like John Cena and Chris Benoit).
Kids don’t know how to digest the awkward “acts” that the Diva contestants do
in bikinis…in a wrestling ring! Shouldn’t adults be able to watch this on
Playboy Channel when they feel the urge? There’s a reason why Barnum &
Bailey Circus sticks to clowns and jugglers and the occasional g-string wearing
trapeze artist. They run a family show,
like I wish WWE could be again.
Answer: Yes. I think they should have a
“Sable-type” run, let the division die and then give it a re-birth in a big way
with some underground talent that hit the scene all at once! I pitched a
Woman’s Title burial story line to the “creative team” when Stephanie had the
title and wasn’t defending it.
I will
always “ “ that “team” because I don’t believe they are creative (don’t need to re-invent the wheel in
wrestling storytelling. Don’t fix what isn’t broken. Hollywood relies on this
motif.), I don’t think they work as a team (lots of truly creative people in
the studio who have been pushed out of this loop), and I don’t think the “team”
is who Vince listens to. He listens to the wrestler who waits to get in his ear
after every TV event. These are the wrestlers who bag an angle and secure
themselves a spot on the next PPV. Yes, the same few wrestlers are the people
who have the boss’ phone number, the agent’s phone numbers and the writer’s
phone numbers programmed into their cell phones with a memory key for easy
dialing!!
Age: 20
Question 1: What is it like not being on the road with the wwe divas who
you became really close to and do you still keep in touch with any of them?
Answer: I loved traveling with the girls
and the guys, but mostly traveled alone because, ultimately, it’s easier. The
guys eat more, and more often, which equals more stops. The girls talk a lot on
their cell phones…to boyfriends, husbands…and sometimes both - right in front
of you! It’s kind of disheartening and awkward!! Honestly, I enjoyed travelling
with Frankie the most.
Answer: I’d love to wrestle in the UK! I’ll
work on finding a good promotion. Have any suggestions or leads? I don’t work
for cheap! As I tell all promoters, “This isn’t a hobby and I don’t want
“girl-pay!”
Age: 18
Question 1: How many more items from Ivory's Treasures are you planning
to sell?
Answer: I’ve got quite a few lingerie items
that my cats don’t really get anything out of seeing me in, and I’ve got lots
of bikinis that the Pacific North Westerners would send me to jail for wearing
on any of their beaches! I’ve got about three costumes and a few outfits I wore
in photo shoots and on television. I’d love to pass them on to a collector to
enjoy. And each buyer who wins an item from Ivory’s Treasures on Ebay flatters
me. I might part with a pair of boots, but it’ll break my heart to do it!
Age: 13
Question 1: Who do u think is a better opponent -Luna ,Tori or Debra?
Answer: I had fun working with all these
ladies for different reasons. Truthfully, though, the best opponent is directly
related to the quality of the story or angle that the wrestlers are given. With
an emotionally driving WWE package to introduce your match on a PPV, you have
to be a moron to stink up the night. (We’ve seen it, haven’t we?!) Trish has
had so many great runs with her opponents because the company gets with her
story ideas and she and her opponent always deliver at the PPV’s. That’s the
way to work the system! Luna, Tori, Debra and I never “worked” the system.
Answer: None of the above. I had a kinship
with Luna Vachon because she came from the 80’s scene like me. We had worked
together in POWW and I always liked her, and her snakes, as we traveled on tour
busses up and down the east coast. She and David are special to me. Of course,
I became closer to Trish, Lita and Jacqueline through working with them over
the years, but I never really spent time with them outside of work. Trish is
probably my closest friend of the bunch, as I have been a guest at her house a
couple of times. One of the girls I really connect with is Sara, Taker’s wife.
We were cut out of the same mold! I really like Jazz, and Molly Holly and I am
so amazed by Lilian’s talent and class. Terri Runnels is another close friend,
who I always enjoyed, especially as a guest at her home with her daughter,
Dakota. Victoria had me over a couple of times in the Memphis stage of her
career. I love her spirit and how friendly she is with everyone! We’re a lot
alike, too. I miss Debra and Nidia, and I will enjoy watching Stacy become a
STAR!
Age: 19
Question 1: Who would u like to see as new womens champ after Lita
loses the title?
Answer: Melina, Mickie James, Victoria and
after a long while and some wrestling training, Candice Michelle (with Fit
Finlay’s help, anything is possible).
Answer: Mickie James or Melina.
Age: 20
Question 1: Ivory you're awesome!! What are your thoughts of your match against
Jillian Hall at OVW March Mayhem?
Answer: Stupid storyline (of which I take
full credit), okay match, drop the promo crap, and if I had to do it over, I’d
probably enjoy it more!!
Answer: Breezes…Cancun, I think. I came on
board last minute because Debra bailed out (Stone Cold didn’t want his gal
bikini clad for the world to see!). I left straight away from TV in Nassua
without dieting, sun bathing, whitening, brightening, shopping, etc. Remember,
I had been away doing Tough Enough, then got stuck on Smackdown, with the
Woman’s Division girls on RAW. It was so fun to reunite with the girls in
Cancun, that I didn’t even mind posing in bikinis to do it! I also didn’t mind
the South of the Border shoot. I just came off of TE 3 and had another great
reunion with Jazz, Nidia, all the makeup artists, Linda Miles, Jackie Gayda,
and Dawn. Frankie came to that shoot, as a kitten!
Age: 16
Question 1: Hi Lisa, I was wondering, during your time in the WWE from 1999 to
2002, which move did you actually classify as your finisher? as the Poison Ivory was
rarely used by you during that time.
Answer: As a bad girl, my finishing move
was hitting people over the head with the Title Belt! Actually, I didn’t need a
finishing move because I never won! Just as my mother who would ask me why I
never get to win!! On my own, with out a “boyfriend in the business” or an
agent, like Fit Finlay, who looks to develop the lady characters and their
wrestling techniques and repertoire, I wasn’t savvy enough to know how to “play
the game” and market myself as a Superstar who could make the audience “POP” by
having a signature move, catch phrase, or customized entrance. I was, and still
am in many ways, old school with regards to working as a wrestler. I learned
that “you never say No (when it comes to working in the ring), you work your
ass off for the fans, and I learned that if I put all of my energy into my
match and living in the moment (of my character), my performance would always
be entertaining.
FYI, Tommy Dreamer
named the “Poison Ivory” after thinking about it for 15 seconds! He’s THAT
good!! I can honestly say, I worked along side the best in the business.
Answer: I haven’t watched all my matches.
As my schedule is a lot slower now, I am finally catching up (more
retrospective, not analytic) on my years in wrestling. I can say this. I wish I
would have kicked out at WM XXVII just to make Chyna work for a win a little
harder, and I would have loved to be in the mix as a main player when the Woman’s
Division was in full swing (though I loved doing TE, my heart was with the
girls as they actively developed that successful era).
Age: 18
Question 1: Will you return to the wwe or something on screen?
Answer: I sure hope I will have a way to
connect with you and the others who say to me, “I miss seeing you on television.” I now know that I am a “Red Light
Warrior!” (a term that Todd Grisham coined). This is a person who can make it
happen, no matter what, when the red light goes on!!
Answer: MySpace.com/ivorymolly This is a page Nora made up, and we both
maintain for the time being. It called attention to our Wedding Tour Wrestling
Road Trip adventure. We are selling our WTWRT logo T-shirts at a discount price
while supplies last. Also, for $2.99 you can become a member on our sponsor
driven page (Monday Night Mayhem reaps the proceeds and we hope you’ll support
them because we couldn’t have done the trip without them) The site is
KickinAssforGas.com. There, you will get updates from me and Nora about what
we’ve been doing since the trip, plus all the journals and pictures we took on
our way to Toronto for Trish’s wedding. Hope you’ll take a peek.
Age: 37
Question 1: Do you miss the WWE?
Answer: I miss the fans and the performing
and most of all, laughing with co-workers backstage! I’ve never met a weirder,
more entertaining bunch of people than the talent and employees of the WWE.
Answer: I enjoy hearing that the Trojans
are having a good year, but only because I know it delights my dad and
brothers. Sorry to say, I don’t watch sports on television.
Age: 18
Question 1: Hey Lisa, I've been a big fan of yours since I first became
a wrestling fan in 1998, I miss watching you wrestle, you should go to TNA ;).
Anywho, what was your favourite time for your character in WWE?
Answer: I’d have to say I loved the
business of being Miss Ivory of the RTC because when I was “just” Ivory I
didn’t get to work at TV often enough. With the RTC gimmick, I was busy from
the moment I arrived until the show ended. That’s what we all strive for! The
worst part of being part of such a large, talented group, is that for a lot of
us, it means sitting around for 11 hours at TV tapings because …”the writers
don’t have anything for you.”
Answer: Terri
and I actually got a “bonus” pay off from the boss for our first-ever lady’s
Hardcore match! We made history with that one! I loved the hardcore matches
because it involved lots of creativity and ad-libbing! Coming from the “stunt”
world, I felt comfortable in the Hardcore realm of things…I still do!
Terri Poch scared me because she is so BIG and way stronger
than I ever was! I only ever wished that she could get more connected to her role, her acting, her belief in
what she was “fighting” for. A beautiful, athletic woman…with the acting sense
of an engineer (sorry to all left brainers).
Age: ???
Question 1: What dates correspond with your GLOW, POWW, LSC and
LPWA eras and what wrestling did you do between your LPWA era and your debut in
WWF?
Answer: Good Question. GLOW 1985-86; POWW
1986-87; Ladies Sports Club, LPWA, WWOW- Howard Brody, and other appearances
1987-1989; very limited wrestling action for 10 years- Repackaged LPWA with
Terri Poch for re-release to VHS for Tor Berg, accepted a tour to Germany, and
two tours to Japan…all of which were cancelled. Did a show for the late Herb
Abrahms in Las Vegas, where I met Cactus Jack and Missy Hyatt for the first
time, among others. Mostly, though, I supported myself with money brought in
from 10 different jobs- yes, I was a true Hollywood, out of work actor!!
- Who is Debby the Killer Tomato?
- Were those shows taped? Are these tapes somewhere available?
Answer: I apologize that I do not know Debby’s real name. But I do remember her
wrestling characters. She was the Killer Tomato in the Indies, and Futurea (?)
in GLOW. She wore all silver! There should be GLOW footage of her
somewhere…(GLOW has been released on DVD, 2nd and 3rd
season by Big Vision Entertainment and is available at Wal-Mart and other
locations.) I will be producing a POWW DVD series very soon, which will have
many names…or “Ladies of the Eighties” that will tug at your nostalgic, strings
of sentimentality.
Age: ???
Question 1: I’ve a few Tina/Nina/Ivory matches on DVD
(reasonable quality) and some on tape (bad!). May we ever expect some good
quality material from GLOW, POWW, LPWA, WWF and your recent work (matches,
interviews, training sessions…) on DVD?
Answer: Got $10 bucks – will have
DVD! Give Mick your email info and
I’ll hook you up!
Answer: The “creative team” at WWE
thought it best that Chyna never get her hands on “Miss Ivory” until the match
at Wrestlemania XXVII. (Creates more excitement around the match.)
I agree that Chyna could have had an excellent
opportunity to evolve her character if she would have worked in the Woman’s
Division. Unfortunately, she left soon after our title
match and she never defended the title. In fact, we never saw that particular
belt again. The office had to make a new Title belt!!