WWE SmackDown Star Seeks to Reintroduce Former NXT Character Tiffany Stratton, the reigning WWE Women’s United States Champion, has expressed interest in reviving a character concept she originally developed during her time in NXT. The SmackDown star revealed her desire to revisit the “Daddy’s Little Rich Girl” gimmick, which was initially conceived but never fully realized on television. While no official confirmation has been made, Stratton hinted at her intention to re-pitch the idea to WWE creative teams, leveraging her current roster placement on SmackDown. Stratton’s original character, which blended a flamboyant, affluent persona with in-ring prowess, was first discussed during creative meetings with Road Dogg, Ryan Katz, and Gabe Sapolsky. The concept initially received positive feedback, but it was ultimately shelved due to a lack of long-term storyline potential. She explained that the decision to abandon the idea was tied to the absence of a central “daddy” figure to drive the narrative. “Honestly, I may re-pitch the daddy’s little rich girl stuff,” Stratton said in an interview with Maxx Fuller of KFAN. “I think the reason why HBK didn’t wanna go with it, I think, was because they just didn’t have a daddy for me. There was never a payoff, so maybe I can have a daddy now on SmackDown, and they can do a payoff.” The character was inspired by Paris Hilton’s public persona, which Stratton described as a blend of glamour and confidence. She aimed to differentiate herself from other NXT women’s division stars by embracing a more “girly” yet formidable image. “I kind of wanted to just lean into being kind of the more girly girl, but could also kick ass in the ring,” she said, emphasizing the duality of the concept.#wwe #tiffany_stratton #nxt #road_dogg #ryan_katz
Tiffany Stratton Calls For Another Women’s WrestleMania Main Event: ‘I Fully Believe It Will Happen One Day’ Tiffany Stratton has voiced her confidence that another women’s main event at WrestleMania will eventually take place, urging female wrestlers in WWE to unite and make it a reality. During an interview on The Nikki and Brie Show, Stratton was asked about the impact of women supporting one another, and she used wrestling as a metaphor to emphasize her point. “When women support each other, good things happen,” Stratton said. “I think sometimes women can be other women’s biggest enemy or biggest hater. I feel like no one hates on a woman more than other women. So when women come together, you are unstoppable.” Stratton linked this dynamic to the wrestling ring, highlighting how collaboration between female competitors can create memorable moments. “Especially to relate it back to wrestling, I think when two women can go out there and have a match together and wrestle together, I think magic can happen,” she added. “I fully believe one day we are going to have another women’s main event at WrestleMania. So, us women, we all need to come together. We need to make that happen.” The first women’s main event in WrestleMania history occurred at WrestleMania 35 in 2019, when Becky Lynch defeated Charlotte Flair and Ronda Rousey in a triple threat match to claim both the Raw and SmackDown Women’s Championships. Since then, no women’s match has closed a WrestleMania night. WrestleMania 42, set for April 18, includes several prominent women’s championship matches on its card. These include Jade Cargill defending the WWE Women’s Championship against Rhea Ripley and Stephanie Vaquer defending the Women’s World Championship against Liv Morgan.#wwe #becky_lynch #wrestlemania #tiffany_stratton #charlotte_flair
The Bellas weigh in on the women’s division’s representation on the WrestleMania card WWE is preparing for its two-night WrestleMania 42 event at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. The event was discussed by WWE Hall of Famers Nikki Bella and Brie Bella during the latest episode of their show, The Nikki & Brie Show. Tiffany Stratton, a guest on the program, expressed her belief that women will headline a WrestleMania again, prompting The Bella Twins to advocate for increased representation of women’s matches at the event. Stratton stated, “I fully believe one day, we’re gonna have another women’s main event at WrestleMania. So, us women, we all need to come together. We need to make that happen.” Brie Bella responded, “For sure. Well, all the women have been killing it lately so, if it’s not happening this ‘Mania, I’ll be shocked and I hope too that there’s just as many –” Nikki Bella added, “And a lot more female matches. I feel like there should be three a night.” Brie agreed, saying, “If not four.” Nikki noted that the added time from ESPN’s coverage would support the inclusion of more women’s matches. Brie concluded, “So we need to see a lot of women on WrestleMania. For sure.” The Bella Twins are currently vying for the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship. They are set to face Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss on the March 27 episode of SmackDown. The outcome of their match against the reigning champions, Nia Jax and Lash Legend, was detailed in a previous report. The Bella Twins’ comments reflect a broader push within WWE to elevate the women’s division, with fans and performers alike calling for greater visibility and opportunities for female wrestlers at major events like WrestleMania.#las_vegas #wwe #allegiant_stadium #the_bella_twins #tiffany_stratton
