Former Impact Wrestling and Ring of Honor (ROH) star Taeler Hendrix was recently interviewed by GO Pro Wrestling. Hendrix talked about her role in the recent vamp that women’s professional wrestling has seen lately.
She was a key member of the Women Of Honor and is currently working with the women’s division in the National Pro Wrestling League. Hendrix also said she was the first woman to be a part of the TNA Gut Check competition. She was asked when fans might see her journey to WWE. Hendrix’s answer? “Never.”:
“Never,” said Hendrix. “I am with National Pro Wrestling League and I am very happy. I found a home for myself, I found a brand that I can believe in, and I can help revolutionize. And, honestly, not many women can they’re there for the starting of a division.
“And this just isn’t any division, let’s be clear. This isn’t just an independent. This is a TV program. This is a revolutionary program. How many women are going to be able to say that?”
Hendrix may have no interest in joining WWE, but she wishes them the best. She says she’s happy with her current role with the NPWL:
“I wish the WWE best, but I know where my home’s at, I know where my heart’s at, and I go where I’m really appreciated,” Hendrix said. “I go where I’m gonna see the most potential for myself. For all of my dreams, my hopes, my aspirations. Have I had opportunities with the WWE? Yes. Have I had opportunities with TNA, Ring of Honor? Yes. I’ve done, in this business, almost everything I’ve ever wanted to do to some level, in some way, shape, or form. So, I think that’s really cool for the little girl in me that watched it growing up to be able to say.”
is going hardbody with hiring women. I think there's still about two dozen down in Full Sail after the last callups.
