Reby Hardy

Like literally like this was, I had like months of training and thrown into it and that's it.

On TV, bam.

It wasn't like how most people, you know, years of training and, you know, going to a facility and, you know, having indie matches.

It was like, boom, right away on TV with like veterans of wrestling.

Yeah.

It was like, yeah, go ahead, bitch.

Good luck.

I feel like the producers of the match protected me enough.

It was like a six-girl tag match at least.

But, I mean, I was so fucking scared.

Oh, I bet.

Scared to death.

Those bitches are tough.

They're rowdy, dude.

Oh, my God.

The people that had me in there, too, I thought I was going to die.

And it's very, like, wrestling cult mentality, like the culture of wrestling to, like, shit on the new girl and to, like, show her who's boss kind of thing.

So in that match, necessarily, it really wasn't.

But, like, that is sort of the whole –

feeling around wrestling in general which is where i feel like a lot of my wrestling beef started with because people are like oh this new bitch she hasn't paid her dues me whatever the fuck like it's like a pecking order it really is and it's like a lot of those people got bullied coming up and even if it was coming up 20 years ago when you know the culture around wrestling and what was socially acceptable was a lot different 20 years ago people used to be shitting in people's bags just to show them who's boss and that was normal you do that now you're going to j