Quick Highlights
---Trained
by Chris Adams
---Former
Two time USWA ladies champion
---NWA
Women’s champion
JM:
Were you a fan of Pro Wrestling growing up, if so who were some of your
favorites?
TS:
I grew up around the greats of wrestling. Some of my faces were Mr. Wrestling
II, Harley Race, Bruiser Brody, The Funks, Silento Rodriguez, and Tom Jones to
name a few. I never wanted to be Moolah
JM:
I will get some heat from the Website’s fans if I don’t ask this.. You were
trained by Gentlemen Chris Adams… what was he like to work with and how was the
training? (I get a lot of request in regards to Chris Adams lol )
TS:
Chris Adams was good to me as was his fellow trainer James Beard. I considered
Chris my friend as much as he was my trainer. I trained exclusively with men
and got my ass beat. I was given the choice of doing right the first time or
get hurt the second. I was never babies by anyone and have more than earned the
respect of my peers. Chris was very underrated and overlooked because of his
demons. I know how talented he was, and while I miss him I know he is free of
his demons now.
JM: You have worked for the USWA and became a two time ladies
champion… What was the good and the bad working for that fed?
TS:
The good part of working for the USWA was learning how to handle live TV as
well as working with one of my face opponents Jackie Moore. I worked with some
of the greats, my favorite period being Smokey Mnt. Vs USWA. I was working the
Bob Armstrong his sons, Tracy Smothers, Rock n Roll to name a few. What
learning experience. The worst part besides women being treated like crap was
watching the crowds decline and the territory die.
JM:
Was your time there during the hype of the USWA vs. SMW feud?
TS:
See Above
JM:
Was there any time in your career that you were in contact with the WWE to work
for them?
TS:
I have never been nor will I ever be interested in working with the WWE. I am a
wrestler not a frigging diva. Omg I just threw up in my mouth just thinking
about it.
JM:
Will we see you in the WWE or perhaps TNA in the future?
TS:I
am happy working for the NWA I don't see myself anywhere else.
JM:
Name Association Game (one or two words on each)
Chris
Adams - my mentor
Jacquelyn
- favorite feud
Lexie
Fyfe - good soul
MsChif
- what a screamer
Christie
Ricci - cross face
Malia
Hosaka - old school
Evil
Zebra - evil as me
Jerry
Lawler - no comment
JM:
You have also wrestled in different countries, how would you compare the
difference with Talents you worked with as well as performing in front of their
fans?
TS:
I prefer working in other countries. Wrestling is still treated as a sport,
wrestlers learn their craft and the fans appreciate it.
JM:
You are currently the NWA Women’s champion, what were your thoughts when the
title went into your hands?
TS:
I was about to pass out from loss of blood when the belt was placed in my
hands. All I could think was It's time to practice what I preach.
JM:
You have also had a hard-core wrestling background, what are some of your
injuries you have had?
TS:
I hate hardcore but I've done it. I've had several concussions chipped bones
broken ribs you name it.... Picking out glass and tacks is the worst.
JM:
Any advice for fans who want to follow their dreams?
TS:
To fans, who want to follow their dreams, find a reputable trainer, learn your
craft and if it doesn't click, buy a Damn ticket. If everybody could wrestle we
would have no fans.
JM:
Closing Thoughts?
I
love wrestling; I have made it my duty to bring respect to the NWA Women's
World strap. I want to be respected as a wrestler, not a girl that gets in the
ring. For those who support me, thank you, for those who don't Beseme Culo!
Last but not least: SUPPORT SUE GREEN FOR NWA HOF CLASS OF 2011.
Love,
Peace and Pain,
Tasha Simone,
NWA WORLD WOMEN'S CHAMP, REINA del PILEDRIVER
Tasha Simone,
NWA WORLD WOMEN'S CHAMP, REINA del PILEDRIVER
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