Michelle McCool

You know, you guys don't believe in what I'm doing.

I don't want, I don't want any help.

So I end up, there's times where I'm sleeping in my car and I'm bouncing in all these clubs and busting heads and doing all this stuff just to scrape up enough money to go to wrestling school and go to these shows where you lose money and

That gave me an edge, though, because I had a struggle.

I had a real, real struggle to get my foot in the door because I wasn't a legacy.

We're talking late 80s here.

It helped to be a legacy.

WrestleMania, I think they had WrestleMania 3.

I started at 7.

They were around WrestleMania 3.

Yeah.

To be completely honest, I was a WCW guy.

It was real wrestling.

Got it.

I didn't care for the over-the-top characters.

I was like, I was a flair and a four-horseman guy.

But

But back to, like, obviously we don't need that kind of struggle, but there is something that I think is missing with the edge of when people do get up here.

A grit.

That's a good, yeah, that's a good, grit is a good deal.