Saraya is quite the pioneer in the history of women’s wrestling be it in the WWE for over the years or on the current AEW roster. Back in the day, she performed all over the UK indie scene as a teenager before finally coming to the USA for a decade-long stint with the WWE and becoming the anti-diva who broke down barriers for female talents in the world of professional wrestling.
Over the almost two-decade-long career, Saraya wrestled all around the UK and the USA to make a name for herself and she does boast of millions of followers all over the globe. Being one of the most colorful personas in pro-wrestling, The Rock’s Seven Bucks Productions made a full-length feature film movie about her career and her famous pro-wrestling family.
Saraya Claims To Have WWE Release At Perfect Time In 2022 Summer
Saraya is occasionally wrestling in the AEW while also leading The Outcasts to dominate the AEW Women’s division. In the meantime, she lits up social media timeline for her followers whenever she has free time. In the latest on Instagram, the former WWE Superstar donned a black transparent outfit. But it was her hair with which she was in love, the most, per the below-given caption,
“Loved this hair up look so much.”
Saraya recently recalled her release from the WWE
After sitting out of action for more than four years, WWE decided not to renew Saraya’s contract, last summer after which she made her way to AEW during the Grand Slam edition of Dynamite back in September 2022. She immediately made an impact and started feuding with Britt Baker.
While speaking with Kenny McIntosh for Inside The Ropes, Saraya recently talked about getting released by WWE and claimed that Triple H had no idea about her WWE release. Plus, the-then head honchos of the WWE also claimed that she was never going to wrestle.
“I was told I was never going to wrestle again. I was told that, so I kind of had that in my head. But you know how every wrestler, you can never tell them no, when it comes to wrestling. So the past five years or so it’s been really difficult,” Saraya recalled.
“But at the same time, I’m in a really good mental space, which has been a really positive thing. If I would have lost my career a couple of years prior to that, I don’t know if I would still be around right now.”
