Ex-WWE Star Willing to Come Out of Retirement Under One Condition

蝶 Connect with us on Bluesky → Victoria might not be actively planning a wrestling comeback, but she’s no longer ruling one out completely. The former WWE Women’s Champion says there’s one scenario that would get her to lace up her boots again.

While speaking on her YouTube channel, Victoria was hanging out with fans and talking about horror movies when someone asked about a possible return to the ring. Her answer was short, but it definitely caught fans’ attention.

“I would go back in the ring if WWE reached out.”

That was all she had to say on the subject. Victoria didn’t hint that she’s been contacted, tease a surprise return, or suggest anything is currently in the works. Instead, she quickly moved on to another topic, explaining that she actually avoids consuming too much wrestling content online.

“I had to unfollow a lot of wrestling stuff. Um, no offense to anybody at all. Um, I don’t even watch myself, I’ll be honest with you, but I always repost what people post of me. Um, because I’m—I don’t like look—I don’t like searching for myself, you know.”

It’s an interesting change in tone from earlier this year. Back in July, Victoria completely shut down the idea of wrestling again, saying her body hurt too much and that she was happy staying retired. Now, while she isn’t chasing another run, she’s made it clear that a call from WWE would be enough to make her think twice.

For now, that’s all it is—a willingness to listen if WWE ever reaches out. But after previously giving fans a firm “no,” it’s the most open she’s been to a return in quite some time.

If WWE offered Victoria one last match, would you want to see her accept? And who would you book as her final opponent? Let us know your picks in the comments.

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