On why she chose to join Ring of Honor following her WWE run:
TD: The timing actually worked out perfectly. Around the time I became a free agent is when Ring of Honor was introducing the women’s tournament. As you know, I was the last entrant, number sixteen, to enter that. I’ve never been a women’s champion before so coming off of WWE I still had a lot to prove. I just love wrestling. I couldn’t stay away from it. There are so many things in my career that I still want to do. It was just perfect timing and Ring of Honor is obviously one of the best companies in the world. It was a great place and a great time to become part of the women’s tournament and showcase what we have to offer.
On if she’d like to keep the WOH and ROH rosters separate or have more intergender matches:
TD: Maybe it will start to be a little more mixed. As it is right now they are a little big separate because of the women’s tournament but moving forward I am sure things will change up. Maybe it will become a little more mixed as we go.
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