Chelsea Green Makes WWE Raw Debut

Fromer 'Hot Mess' faces Charlotte Flair on flagship show.

Dec 24, 2019 December 24th, 2019

Former Impact Wrestling and current NXT superstar Chelsea Green made her debut against Charlotte Flair on last night's edition of Monday Night Raw.

The taped show featured Green and fellow black-and-gold prospect Deonna Purrazzo, with the former losing to Asuka last week before Green's defeat against 'The Queen'.

The pair are tag team partners on NXT's touring loop at present. There was no indication that these appearances reflected any change to their current status, though WWE's "WWE Universe" Twitter account were keen to profile Green in her brief moments of shine last night.

As well as appearing for Impact Wrestling, Green's prior credits include a spot on All Elite Wrestling's soft-launch pay-per-view All In. The 2018 supercard saw her work a four-way against Tessa Blanchard, Madison Rayne and current AEW full-timer Dr Britt Baker.

Green is engaged to current Monday Night Raw superstar Zack Ryder, and faired moderately better than her husband-to-be on the the Christmas Eve episode. Ryder took a pasting from Drew McIntyre, with the 'Scottish Psychopath' mirroring his claims from this time last year to make the next 12 months "his".

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