Chelsea Green on new WWE contract: ‘I’m so happy here’
Chelsea Green is more than happy in WWE, even if her character might be a bit directionless at the moment.
It was reported this week that the new WWE contract Green signed a few months back is a five-year agreement. She spoke about the deal during an appearance on Gabby AF, saying she’s “so happy” in WWE. She enjoys being able to represent the company and always being on TV — despite not having a clear direction right now.
“I’m kind of in an interesting time, and I think people sense that even on social media. Like, I’m directionless but not necessarily in a bad way,” Green said. “I came back and I have been non-stop. I have not stopped moving and bopping from brand to brand in three years.
“I just re-signed. I’m so happy here. And I’m okay to take a moment and fill my days and my weeks with media and traveling to represent WWE as more of, like, the face, you know? I love being on TV every week, and obviously I’m saying that and that’s so ridiculous because I am currently on SmackDown, NXT, and AAA in one week. I am still busy, even though I don’t necessarily have a direction. But I’m happy, and I think that that’s all that matters. It’s not always about — and I’ve said this over and over again — it’s not always about winning, it’s not always about being on a pay-per-view. Like, I know what I bring to this company. And I know that they can trust me with anything.”
Green said she would love to elevate herself to the level of someone like Rhea Ripley or Becky Lynch. Reaching the top will always be a goal for her, but she’s happy to be one of the busiest women in WWE with all the obligations WWE trusts her with.
On SmackDown, Green is a former Women’s United States Champion. She leads The Green Regime with Alba Fyre and the currently injured Piper Niven, along with also being featured in NXT with Ethan Page.
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