Chyna has released a video proclaiming that she wishes to bury the hatchet with WWE and hopes to be inducted into the Hall of Fame one day. Uploaded to her own YouTube account, the former WWE Intercontinental Champion talks glowingly about her run in the company and how they were the best days of her life. She goes on to reveal that a lot of the issues between her and the company are actually are personal things between herself and Hunter, as well as Vince. She added that she has gone to WWE's offices to try to open a dialogue to have an audience with them to try to talk about everything that has happened. That was last week as part of a documentary film she is making about her comeback, but WWE didn't talk to her. To end the video the camera focused on her face as she said: "Hunter and Vince, may I please have a meeting so we can make amends and bury the hatchet?" You can watch the video for yourselves below; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MNdSw7DTpHI There's no word on the matter from WWE's side, although they are probably going to be reluctant because she publicly made accusations that Triple H hit her when they were dating, which led to HHH releasing statements saying that her accusations were false. Could WWE really trust her to be professional in that situation? In terms of her time in WWE, Chyna is definitely worthy of a spot in the Hall of Fame because of her gender-barrier breaking career as the only female to win a major man's title in WWE, as well as being the first woman to compete in the Royal Rumble match (and to wrestle men on a regular basis) and being a significant and popular draw at the height of the Attitude Era. The big issue is with regards to her post WWE career that has included starring roles in many pornographic movies. Since WWE is a PG company, WWE has likely felt that it wouldn't be sending the right message to induct a former porn star into their Hall of Fame and Triple H himself suggested earlier in the year that the things the young WWE could find when you google Chyna, is why WWE don't want to be associated with her.
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