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Ex-WWE Women’s Champion’s Scary Botch Addressed

WWE Superstar Tiffany Stratton recently experienced a frightening accident during a training session at the Performance Center. The incident quickly caught the attention of fans online. A few days ago, Stratton was streaming live on Twitch while working out. Things suddenly took a dangerous turn during the session. A flip attempt from the ropes to […]

Ex-WWE Women’s Champion’s Scary Botch Addressed

WWE Superstar Tiffany Stratton recently experienced a frightening accident during a training session at the Performance Center. The incident quickly caught the attention of fans online. A few days ago, Stratton was streaming live on Twitch while working out. Things suddenly took a dangerous turn during the session.

A flip attempt from the ropes to the outside went wrong. Stratton failed to complete the rotation. She landed awkwardly, with her head striking the ring apron before she crashed to the floor. The footage quickly went viral among wrestling fans.

Speaking on the “Battleground” podcast, the former WWE Women’s Champion addressed the viral botch. Stratton explained,

“My idea for that stream was to learn how to do the dive over the top of the rope. Hit the ropes and dive over. You see all the women who go through the ropes, and I also go through the ropes. I’ve always wanted to be able to go over the ropes. I was going to do the stream where I was working my way up.”

“Unfortunately, we had a little mishap. That happens. Wrestling is not always pretty. You have to crash and burn. I crash and burn all the time. I’m not perfect. Unfortunately, I didn’t get to work my way up to doing it over the ropes, but I will be redeeming myself here soon. Stay tuned for that stream. Giving fans a little inside scoop as to what a training session looks like. It doesn’t always go as planned.”

Stratton Comments On Missing WWE WrestleMania 42

A few days ago, The Buff Barbie opened up about missing WWE WrestleMania 42. Tiffany Stratton said,

“I am always somebody that tries to control everything that is fully in my control. For instance, any segment I have on the show, I always try to make sure I do it to the best of my ability. I’m not half-a**ing anything. Every time I go and I have a match, I make sure I overdeliver so, I’ve just been controlling what I can control and if that keeps me off the WrestleMania card, then, you know, my best wasn’t good enough (and) back to the drawing board so, hopefully I never get left off of another WrestleMania again. But, I’m excited to be on SummerSlam… That is also a really amazing opportunity…”

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