Former two-time Women’s United States Champion Chelsea Green has had quite the ride in her professional wrestling career, especially when it comes to WWE. From sporadic appearances in the company back in 2014 as an extra, to competing on “Tough Enough,” to her 2021 release following her main roster debut on “WWE SmackDown,” Green has been through a lot, and only came out a bigger and better star for it. She recently spoke with Esteban Ramirez about her journey, and said that despite how good things are for her now, she’ll never quite let her guard down.

“I’m always working to make sure I’m leveling up,” Green said. “That my jokes are funnier, that my outfits are better. That I’m not becoming complacent at the workplace… I’ve been released from WWE so many times and this journey has been so bumpy, so I don’t know that I’ll just feel secure and feel like I’m impenetrable. It’s show business. No one is untouchable.”

Despite remaining apprehensive, Green is beyond proud of her accomplishments with the Women’s US title. She became the first-ever woman to hold the gold when she won the championship at Saturday Night’s Main Event in December 2024. She said the fact that WWE thought she was a good candidate to carry the belt and represent the company was amazing, and she worked hard to be the best champion she could be.

“Whether they wanted to give it to me or were forced to give it to me, I did everything I could to make sure that title was worthy of all the eyes that were put on it,” she said.

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There is no such thing as a 100% person anywhere, but in pro wrestling, AEW’s Renee Paquette may be the closest, seemingly liked by almost everyone. But who does Paquette like the most in wrestling, aside from her husband, AEW Continental Champion Jon Moxley? On “Who is..?,” Paquette answered that question, having to think about it briefly before settling on one of AEW’s most beloved stars, and one of her favorite wrestlers to interview.

“I’ve got to go with Eddie Kingston,” Paquette said. “I love Eddie. I don’t care which version of Eddie I get that day, whether its good news Eddie, it’s bad news Eddie, I find him entertaining. And he’s just a real person. He gives you all sides of him at all times. So I’ve got to go Eddie.”

In terms of her least favorite AEW personality, Paquette had no hesitation, citing frequent broadcasting partner, AEW creative team member, and former host of “HEY! [EW], RJ City.

“RJ City can eat s**t,” Paquette said. “Yeah, RJ’s a pain in my ass. I’ve never met a more neurotic person in my entire life. And it’s great in the sense that he keeps everybody on their toes and he makes things come together and happen. But brother, take a [minute]. You don’t have to text me this s**t at 7 o’clock in the morning. We’re going to get to it. Yes I have a challenge, yes I get up early. But you’ve got to give a little window! It’s insane to wake up with these texts and things, files I need open and things I need to look at. Like, give us all a minute. F**k off RJ!”

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For the second year in a row, WWE WrestleMania will emanate from Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. Unlike WWE’s first trip, though, both nights of WrestleMania 42 have championship matches positioned in the main event slot.

Night one, taking place on April 18, will close with an Undisputed WWE Championship bout pitting Cody Rhodes against his former mentor, Randy Orton. Rhodes regained the title by defeating Drew McIntyre on the March 6 edition of “WWE SmackDown.” Meanwhile, Orton secured an opportunity to potentially claim his 15th world title by winning the 2026 Men’s Elimination Chamber. Of course, Orton and Rhodes aren’t the only figures in this story as singer Jelly Roll and broadcaster Pat McAfee have involved themselves in it as well. McAfee specifically promised that if Orton lost on WWE’s grandest platform, fans would never see or hear him in the wrestling world ever again. The question of whether that will play a part in the outcomes of Orton vs. Rhodes will be answered soon.

Three more title bouts will grace the stage on night one, all of which revolve around the WWE women’s division. WWE Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer will defend her respective title against the Women’s Royal Rumble winner, Liv Morgan. Elsewhere, “The Man” Becky Lynch seeks retribution as she challenges AJ Lee for the Women’s Intercontinental Championship. Should Lynch win, it would mark her first ever victory over Lee and the beginning of her third IC Title reign. WWE Women’s Tag Team Champions Lash Legend and Nia Jax will have the tallest task of the evening when they raise up their titles against three other pairs: Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss, Lyra Valkyria and Bayley, and The Bella Twins (Nikki & Brie Bella).

Former WWE World Heavyweight Champions GUNTHER and Seth Rollins will also be in action when they meet one-on-one, with the former looking to “expose” the latter as subpar to him.

For fans based in the United States, ESPN2 will serve as the host for WrestleMania 42’s first hour of action. Within that hour, streamer IShowSpeed will mark his big stage in-ring debut in a tag bout alongside The Vision’s Logan Paul and Austin Theory. Together, they’ll face LA Knight and former WWE World Tag Team Champions The Usos. Jacob Fatu and Drew McIntyre will take their own rivalry to new heights as they collide in an Unsanctioned Match.