12 Things We Learned From Bayley On The Sam Roberts Show

The Hugster dishes on missing her fellow Horsewomen plus her goals as champ and beyond.

Bayley has become one of the most captivating wrestlers in all of WWE. She's a fun-loving female who is popular with both adults and children, and may be the next perennial babyface who never turns heel due to how well she plays her role. Although her other three Four Horsewomen partners have left her behind after their call-ups to the main roster, Bayley is still holding down her end of the divas revolution as the experienced worker to help lead the next batch of NXT trainees. Sam Roberts and Katie Linendoll sat down with "The Hugster" for an entertaining chat where the champ revealed a lot about her career thus far, thoughts on getting called up and her goals for the future.

12. Being The Last Remaining Horsewoman In NXT

The interview is being conducted at the NXT Performance Center, and Bayley comments on how it's been a crazy few weeks for her and the promotion. Katie says that this is long overdue and that they've wanted to talk to her for a while. Sam talks about how Bayley was present in NXT during the genesis of the divas revolution, but now that the other three have been called up she's getting credit for taking it a step further. He asks what it's like for her now that she's been separated from Sasha Banks, Becky Lynch and Charlotte. She replies that it's bittersweet because she started in developmental with them and basically grew up together. She calls it hard and admits she misses having them around and not wrestling them, but at the same time all eyes are on her and she's at the front end of a new era of amazing female performers come up in NXT. She adds that she's so happy to be the champion because she gets to be a part of that new era and can work with all these new people.
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