IMPACT Wrestling star Jordynne Grace was recently interviewed by the Wrestling Epicenter to talk about several professional wrestling topics. Grace talked about being part of the Over Budget Battle Royal at All In, being part of the Fatal Four-Way match for the Knockouts Championship at United We Stand, and if people are ready to accept intergender wrestling from a national wrestling brand like IMPACT.
Here are the highlights:
Being part of the Over Budget Battle Royal at All In:
I think that night was the biggest night of my career, obviously. It solidified, I think, my place in wrestling. I think everything that has happened since All In was because of All In. And, yeah, especially Impact.
Competing in the Fatal Four-Way match for the Knockouts Championship at United We Stand:
Yeah, I’m really excited. It is a huge match and a really big opportunity. All the girls have something different to them. So, I feel it will all come together and be a really good match!
If people are ready to accept intergender wrestling from a national wrestling brand like IMPACT:
I’m going to say no. A lot of people don’t like inter-gender wrestling. A lot of people who don’t understand wrestling at all hate inter-gender wrestling and are not comfortable with it. It is really unfortunate. But, I think as soon as a company like Impact Wrestling takes a chance and makes it a little more mainstream, then people will see good inter-gender wrestling and it will make it more palletable. Then they’ll realize that this is something that people can watch and want to watch and actually makes sense.
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