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Lady Frost Recalls Her Time in CMLL, Winning the Tag Copa
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During a recent interview with Fightful’s Sean Ross Sapp, former AEW wrestler Lady Frost looked back on her time in CMLL, where she won the Tag Copa with Dalys. Below are some highlights from Fightful:
Lady Frost on Her First Tour in CMLL
“That happened before Ring of Honor and AEW. It was right at the end of TNA. I was like, ‘I don’t know what I’m doing. I don’t know if I want to be done.’ I was so just disheartened. That was on my bucket list. I went there, and I just had the ‘don’t give a shit’ attitude, right? I was all in black. I didn’t want to be looked at as a character, almost, which is wild. I love character work, but I just wanted to be a wrestler. I wanted to show out, and you really don’t get an option when 30,000 people are cheering for you. Their booking decision came from the first night. I did five shows in six days, and by the end of that tour, they had pushed me right to the end. I did the Grand Prix tournament. I actually won the Tag Copa with Dalys at the time, and that had nothing to do with anyone else. That was just I went there to show out, be a worker. I had five great tours there, and then ironically, when I was with AEW, they partnered with CMLL, and I had only gone over one time representing them. It’s very separate, which seems wild because those two are working brands.”
On Trying To Make the Most of Every Moment
“I think there’s something to gain from every different wrestler. You just have to pull whatever strengths that you can meld together. I think that’s one of my attributes as a wrestler. I have such range of different styles. If it is a tag team, it’s just AEW, you’re thrown into a situation, and you have to make the best of it. I think every step of the way of my career, I’ve just tried to make the best of it. Although I do feel at this point, it’s not make the best of it. It’s give everything that I have, and MLW seems to want to run with that. They like what I have to offer. They’ve been following me, and I think it’s going to be represented in a much better way.”
After her AEW exit and becoming a free agent, Lady Frost signed a contract with Major League Wrestling. She’s set to make her MLW debut at the promotion’s upcoming event on April 12 at the Festival Hall in Charleston, South Carolina.
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