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Within 12 hours, Bianca Belair had the most important struggle of his career, debuted at WrestleMania, Got the SmackDown Women’s Championship… And there was rescue his parents who got stuck on a road in Tampa, Florida, while a storm was falling.
the nickname IS the WWE released his belt in the least thoughtful way, but proud to be able to come to the aid of his parents, who were in the Raymond James Stadium to see the best night of their lives, but this Sunday morning they were the victims of a mechanical failure.
“Last night I won the SmackDown Women’s Championship and today i’m in an act going to rescue my parents on a road in tampa. They were with me yesterday, as they have been throughout my career, and today they had a small setback due to the storm, so crazy have been these last few hours for me, but happy to go to their rescue carrying the title “, explained Belair to the program WWE The Bump.
‘I spent 10 hours in locker rooms waiting to fight’
While they are professional athletes trained and able to withstand the pressure, the new queen of the blue brand accepted that the long wait in the locker rooms prior to heading the billboard of the Night 1 of the Showcase of the Immortals he was desperate, until his music sounded.
“Saturday ‘s adrenaline is indescribable. We arrived at the arena at noon and my fight was the last, we started after 10pm and during all these hours the anxiety is greatThink about everything you want to do, maybe it’s the only great opportunity of your life WrestleMania. Everything goes through your head, but just before your music sounds for you to walk down the ramp, everything stays silent, you disconnect, there’s no way to say it, it’s like being in traffic, ”he said.
Thanks forever to Sasha Banks: Belair
“If there was one way I dreamed of winning my first WWE Championship in my first fight at WrestleMania it was like this., Being the main event against one of the best in history like Sasha Banks. I will always thank her for the advice, as she accompanied me from my arrival until I knew we would be rivals, always grateful. “
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