Chelsea Green Explains Why She Still Isn’t Satisfied With Her WWE Matches

Chelsea Green Explains Why She Still Isn’t Satisfied With Her WWE Matches

Chelsea Green has captured championship gold and delivered unforgettable character work during her WWE career, but the self-critical star admits her ultimate in-ring masterpiece is still missing.

Speaking on Cody Rhodes’ What Do You Wanna Talk About? podcast, Green opened up about her career trajectory and explained why performing under the company’s bright lights has made her harder on her own work. Despite achieving major milestones—including capturing the WWE Women’s Championship at SummerSlam—she feels her matches have yet to hit her personal standard.

Chasing the Perfect WWE Match

Green confessed that while she initially expected her WWE run to produce the finest matches of her career, the reality of the company’s high-pressure environment has continuously elevated her expectations without satisfying them.

  • “Funny enough, since I came back to WWE, none of those will ever be my favorite wrestling matches,” Green told Rhodes.
  • “My standard is raised and I haven’t met my standard yet. Hopefully, I will. Hopefully, next time we talk, there’s a match I can say, ‘Oh, that’s the one.’”

When reflecting on her career highlights, Green instead pointed to standout independent clashes in Pittsburgh and Milwaukee, alongside her memorable intergender encounter with Penta in Lucha Underground.

Chemistry and Future Ambitions

Outside of her own matches, Green highlighted Michin as her true “wrestling soulmate” due to their seamless chemistry, while also expressing excitement for mixing it up with emerging talent from the NXT roster.

The candid interview was recorded prior to dropping the WWE Women’s Championship to Tiffany Stratton at Crown Jewel. With championship hunger renewed and standards higher than ever, Green remains entirely focused on crafting that one definitive WWE classic.

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