WWE United States Champion Chelsea Green recently joined The Sports Agents podcast, hosted by Gabby Logan and Mark Chapman, where she shared her thoughts on how things have evolved for women in WWE since Triple H took over from Vince McMahon.
Discussing the differences between eras, Green reflected on the journey of women’s wrestling:
“If we’re talking Vince vs. Triple H, we’re also talking Attitude Era vs. now. We’re talking Divas vs. women. We’re talking about Trish Status vs. me. There’s so many answers to that question. First of all, we would not be here without that side of things. We in 2025 would not have the success that we have if it wasn’t for that Attitude Era.”
Green credited trailblazers like The Bella Twins, Trish Stratus, and Mickie James for paving the way for the current generation of female wrestlers. She expressed gratitude for their contributions while highlighting the stark differences between the past and present.
“I can’t speak on what their era was like because I wasn’t there, but now in this new era, I know that I come to work. I love my job. I feel safe. I feel supported. Triple H makes women specifically feel absolutely equal to men. That’s why I love to come to work. That’s why I feel so supported and so seen is because we are out there main eventing WrestleMania’s now. Something that unfortunately that previous era didn’t get to experience. They set the table for us and now we’re sitting at it and enjoying these amazing meals and I couldn’t be happier.”
Green’s comments underscore the significant strides women’s wrestling has made in WWE, evolving from the Divas era to the current landscape where women regularly headline major events.
Check below to listen to the full podcast.
(h/t to WrestlingNews.co for the transcription)
