‘I Am So Over…’ — Nikki Bella Is Done With Matchmaking

Nikki Bella has had enough of people trying to play matchmaker. The WWE Hall of Famer is tired of friends and acquaintances pushing potential dates her way. Some have even surprised her with FaceTime introductions.

Others have awkwardly suggested that Bella should connect with men because she is single. Speaking on “The Nikki & Brie Show,” Nikki admitted that some of the men were attractive. One man even caught her attention with his strong accent. However, she made it clear that she does not want an endless stream of potential suitors. The WWE Hall of Fame expressed her frustration with these unwanted matchmaking attempts. Nikki Bella said,

“I am so over people putting FaceTimes in my face of meeting men the past few days or bringing them up to me awkwardly like, ‘Hey, so she’s single. You guys wanna chat?’”

“I mean, they were good-looking. I was looking up. They’re very much all right. Very good-looking men.”

“But I am, I mean, one had a strong accent. I was like, ‘Yes. Where? I’ll come.’ Yeah. Not about to have like my own starting lineup, so I’m good.”

Nikki Bella On Skipping Surgery After Injury

During the same podcast, the former WWE Divas Champion reflected on her thumb injury. Nikki Bella said,

“Which I do see that, you know, I never—I was supposed to get my thumb done, and they never—wow. And look at that. It’s just completely out. You know, actually, I have no feeling now in it.”

“Okay, so I was literally in a match, and there’s this super quick pin… the victory roll. So, if you’re a bad guy, the good guy jumps on your shoulders and quickly flips through your legs and flips you, but puts you in a pin. And if they don’t go quick enough, it’s almost harder.”

“And my opponent didn’t do it, but so as, like, we’re going through, my thumb got caught, but she still was going through and had me pinned, and my thumb was still, like, way back there. Oh no. And I came back and it was, like, hanging, and I was like, ‘Oh, you know, doc, like, hey, uh, yeah, my thumb.’ Like, ‘You’ll be fine.’ Still looks like it’s hanging. It is hanging. It never went back. Yeah. See, at least I still kind of have, like, my grip.”