10 Things You Didn't Know About Noelle Foley

The first five episodes of Holy Foley were released together, meaning fans could binge watch them on the WWE Network all in one go. Since then there's been no announcement about when to expect more.

Frustrating, especially as the last episode ending on a cliffhanger. In a "next time on Holy Foley" montage we see Mick duetting with Dee Snyder of Twisted Sister, Frank being told to get a job and Noelle being hurt in the ring. At this point it's not clear how bad that was, though she has done interviews since then with no visible problems.

This moment highlights the dangers of the ring and the sad fact that 99% of people who dream of setting foot in the WWE will never make it. Even with Noelle's obvious advantages in wrestling nothing is certain. Some don't have the physical strength, some don't have the psychological. Others find their bodies can't take the strain, others can't bear the schedule. There's no shame in failing to make it in this ultra-competitive, insanely painful profession.

Keeping this in mind, and with Noelle's obvious love for the business as well her knowledge and likeable personality, a role in front of the camera in wrestling could still be within her grasp. She has a working relationship with Ringside Collectibles and has conducted several interviews for them on their Youtube channel.

She has clips online with Seth Rollins, Roman Reigns, Dolph Ziggler, Kevin Nash, Lana, Becky Lynch, Kevin Owens, Seamus, Finn Balor and many more. They're perfectly passable for a beginner and Noelle could easily take up this mantel for the WWE in the future.