Undertaker believes WWE NXT wrestler will ‘change the face of women’s wrestling’
Young WWE NXT wrestler Myka Lockwood recently revealed how The Undertaker once put his belief in her.
Lockwood appeared on the first two seasons of WWE L.F.G. on A&E, where her coach was WWE Hall of Famer The Undertaker. Lockwood recently recollected what The Undertaker told her following her elimination from the show.
“I actually will never forget that moment,” Lockwood said. “Because I’m not really an emotional person, but in that moment I was, and he looked at me and he said, ‘You will change the face of women’s wrestling. Just not yet. It will be your time. Just be patient.’ He is one of my most inspirational leaders and whenever he said that, I got a fire under me. That even though I got cut that first round, I knew there was something special more out in the future for me.” Lockwood further responded to if his words still resonate with her, “Every single day. Because if he, of all people, sees something in me, I know I have what it takes.” (H/T Fightful)
Following her elimination from WWE LFG, Lockwood became a part of the WWE NXT roster as a member of Vanity Project (Jackson Drake, Ricky Smokes & Brad Baylor). The 25-year-old is active in the ring, and her last match was a win over Masyn Holiday on the June 28, 2026, edition of WWE LFG.
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