Former TNA Knockout Talks About Idolizing Stephanie McMahon, Wanting To Be In WWE

May 21, 2014

Scott Fishman of "The Miami Herald" has a new interview published, talking to former TNA Knockout So Cal Val. Below are some highlights and the full interview can be read here.

On idolizing Stephanie McMahon, Torrie Wilson, Stacy Keibler, Trish Stratus and Victoria:

“To meet these people now and see they are still respectable and someone I can still value is a huge reason there needs to be women today that can be idolized."

On wanting to go to WWE:

“I make no secret about that. I don’t see TNA and WWE as this huge war. I think we all support each other. That’s been evident whether it has been Dixie [Carter] or Stephanie McMahon or whoever, I think it’s cool when people from both companies talk to each other. We’re all friends anyway. People jump back and forth all the time. WWE is something I watched and fell in love with since I was a kid. So of course that’s somewhere I want to be and learn from the best and spread my wings. As long as I’ve been in the business, I’m only 28. I feel like there is definitely a future in WWE.”

Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2014/05/21/4125816/former-tna-knockout-so-cal-val.html#storylink=cpy

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