Monroe continued by explaining why she chose to leave AEW for WWE, stating that she thrives on being challenged and wanted to begin storylines and wrestle talent that she’s never locked up with in her career.

“WWE is just huge. It’s such a massive entertainment company and I think for me, as a women’s wrestler, that was the big appeal with WWE. And I’ve wrestled all over the world and I’ve moved countries a few times and I always pride myself on how I can adapt, how I can pick up challenges and that’s kind of what motivates me … there are so many women that are fantastic that I want to wrestle, I want to have storylines with and I think for me, it’s just kind of focusing on what do I want to achieve at WWE and that’s to tell these stories to make people feel something.”

Monroe admitted that signing with WWE was a difficult life-altering decision, but its also been the most exciting experiences of her career thus far. Since signing with WWE, Monroe managed to capture the Women’s North American Championship, but she was accidentally dethroned by Thea Hail last week when she reportedly was never planned to lose the title.

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