Sam Roberts

No, it's true.

Was there a moment last where it clicked in for you where you were like, oh, this is because you came into WWE with no wrestling experience.

You had an incredible athletic experience.

And you had incredible size and look.

What else?

But you didn't have the wrestling experience.

And I feel like, you know, that journey was televised.

Anybody that's watching NXT was seeing you coming completely fresh and just watching you improve and improve and improve to the point now where I feel like multiple times with you on the main roster where there's a moment to be made.

you're the one who's making that moment.

Like we just talked about painting Rhea Ripley.

That's a big, big deal.

Do you feel like there was a moment where it clicked for you where you were like, oh, this is what it is.

This is where I belong.

I get this.

Yeah, and I feel like that's, like, one of the great parts of NXT being a television show is that you can kind of see that coachability, right?

Like, you hear that word when people like me are watching documentaries about wrestling and about places like the PC, but you can watch somebody improve.

And sometimes you can see it, and I think that this was the case for you last, you could see it weak.

over a week, if you're actually watching, going like, oh wait, oh, and then all of a sudden one day comes where you're like, oh, she's really good at this.

Do you remember what the journey was like for you, Naya?

I mean, people, you've been on the main roster.