26.11.2003, 18:34
Hier mal ein Interview mit Madison :winke: .Okay ich weiss nicht besonders gut,und Madison kennt niemand aber trotzdem .Madison ist Madison :9
1.Do people find it hard to take you as a real women’s pro wrestler, when most are used as the t&a “wrestlers”?
Yes but usually when they see what I can do in the ring, they tend to change their minds
2.How did you get started in professional wrestling, and involved with the National Wrestling Alliance?
I used to watch the WWF with my dad when I was a kid, and I always thought I can do that. So I did! I started wrestling in June, 2001 at the House of Pain Wrestling School and through them I joined up the ECCW/NWA.
3.When you won the NWA World Women’s Championship, did you think you would be able to put Women’s wrestling back on the map?
I hope I can. I plan to do a lot of traveling, and get the word out that chicks CAN wrestle. But I would be doing that even if I wasn't the champ.
4.What would be you’re dream match and where would it be held?
I don't dream to wrestle anyone in particular, but anyone whom tries as hard in the ring as I do. The Tokyo Dome sounds good to me!
5. Will real women’s pro wrestling ever be accept in the United States and Canada?
Yes, as long as we keep putting good women’s matches on TV where everyone can see them, I believe that there is a very good chance.
6. What are you’re goals in pro wrestling and the National Wrestling Alliance?
I hope for overseas success. I want to go back to Korea and I would love to go to Japan.
7. What is more important to you, the NWA Canadian Women’s Championship, or NWA World Women’s Champion?
All championships are important, but the World is the BEST! It makes you the Champion of Champions I guess.
8. Will we see Madison traveling to more NWA shows in the United States?
Yes I have plans in the works for upcoming tours and I will post them as soon as I get confirmation of them.
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1.Do people find it hard to take you as a real women’s pro wrestler, when most are used as the t&a “wrestlers”?
Yes but usually when they see what I can do in the ring, they tend to change their minds
2.How did you get started in professional wrestling, and involved with the National Wrestling Alliance?
I used to watch the WWF with my dad when I was a kid, and I always thought I can do that. So I did! I started wrestling in June, 2001 at the House of Pain Wrestling School and through them I joined up the ECCW/NWA.
3.When you won the NWA World Women’s Championship, did you think you would be able to put Women’s wrestling back on the map?
I hope I can. I plan to do a lot of traveling, and get the word out that chicks CAN wrestle. But I would be doing that even if I wasn't the champ.
4.What would be you’re dream match and where would it be held?
I don't dream to wrestle anyone in particular, but anyone whom tries as hard in the ring as I do. The Tokyo Dome sounds good to me!
5. Will real women’s pro wrestling ever be accept in the United States and Canada?
Yes, as long as we keep putting good women’s matches on TV where everyone can see them, I believe that there is a very good chance.
6. What are you’re goals in pro wrestling and the National Wrestling Alliance?
I hope for overseas success. I want to go back to Korea and I would love to go to Japan.
7. What is more important to you, the NWA Canadian Women’s Championship, or NWA World Women’s Champion?
All championships are important, but the World is the BEST! It makes you the Champion of Champions I guess.
8. Will we see Madison traveling to more NWA shows in the United States?
Yes I have plans in the works for upcoming tours and I will post them as soon as I get confirmation of them.
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