Paige Addresses Limited TV Time and Advocates for Women’s Locker Room Opportunities

Paige Addresses Limited TV Time and Advocates for Women's Locker Room Opportunities

Paige has opened up about her recent television usage on WWE SmackDown and her commitment to advocating for the entire women’s division.

Speaking in a new interview with Metro, Paige discussed her current role on the brand following her recent matches, including a bout against Kelani Jordan on WWE NXT:

“I do appreciate every single second that I get to be on TV and in that ring,” Paige said. “The fact that I managed to return after eight years, I am so grateful for that, but that doesn’t mean I won’t put my foot down when it comes to TV time.”

Vocal Advocacy and Locker Room Opportunities

While focusing on her own career trajectory, Paige emphasized the importance of securing television opportunities for the broader women’s roster:

“They work their a* off. The men work their a off too, but you know how it is,”* she explained. “I am vocal, and this time around I’m always gonna be that person. I think WWE knows that already. And I feel like they love me for it. At the same time, it might be a pain in the a* to deal with me sometimes!”*

Paige has maintained an active voice regarding women’s television booking since her initial WWE run, where she helped spark the historic “Women’s Revolution.” She carried that same advocacy into her time in AEW as Saraya, consistently pushing for more prominent storylines and expanded television presence for female competitors.

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To stay updated with all the latest women’s division developments, match analysis, and exclusive interviews, make sure to visit Womens-Wrestling.Com.

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