Thea Trinidad recently spoke to GOProWrestling YouTube Channel where she talked about her role in the Rock’s movie, her match with Asuka and more. Thea Trinidad was known as Rosita in her TNA days. She had a small two-year long career in the Impact Wrestling Zone where she founded pretty much success.
Rosita, was known as Thea Trinidad, won the TNA Knockouts Tag Team championships once along with the two times TNA Knockouts Tag Team champion Sarita. She was one of the bigger discoveries of ‘The Heart And Soul of ECW’ Tommy Dreamer.
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Right now, Rosita is working as a trainee in the WWE’s development territory NXT. As reported, she started her journey in the WWE from April 2015. In 2016, she had a match with the NXT Women’s champion Asuka which she talked about in the interview given below. Thea is scheduled to play the character of AJ Lee in the latest movie of the Rock. Check out the highlights below;
The transition of Divas to Women’s Wrestling and the influx of talent today:
When I see more than one female wrestling match on the card, I get so excited because it gives us more of a platform to show what we can do. For me, when it started off with Lita she was always my favourite. She can do what the guys can do, and I wanted to be like that when I was younger. It is great to see people like me, Charlotte, Bayley or Nia Jax given that opportunity now.
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Playing AJ Lee in the upcoming movie produced by The Rock:
“I am playing AJ Lee, and the movie is called ‘Fighting with my Family.’ It is amazing obviously because I get to work with Dwayne Johnson (The Rock) and Vince Vaughn. We filmed scenes at the Staples Center in L.A. two weeks ago, and it was after Raw. And Smackdown the next night in Ontario as well. My part in the movie is done, and the movie should be out sometime next year.”
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NXT Match Vs Asuka:
“I had a match once (for NXT) with Asuka, and that was one of the most amazing experiences I ever had. Asuka is so amazing in the ring and captivating and so fluid. It was a real honour to get in the ring with her. And hopefully, I get to do it again soon.”
Her aspirations to become a “female” version of Rey Mysterio:
“Everybody told me I was too small to be a Wrestler. Well, I thought to myself if Rey Mysterio could do it, why can I do it? So I always took up his style, even as far as hitting the second rope. He was a big inspiration from when I was four years old until now. My favourite match was him versus Eddie Guerrero at Halloween Havoc ’97. ”