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The tour was a blast and it was so much fun competing in front of different crowds around the world. It reminds me how adaptable and versatile we are as WWE Superstars and how cool it is to see the world. The fans are different in every country, but I’ve yet to perform in a place where they’re not passionate for us. Frankfurt, Germany, was one of my favourite stops on the tour. Germany has a deep respect for the Hart family, especially Bret “The Hitman” Hart. They showed me so much love, too.

I had a chance to catch up with my fellow WWE Superstars and find out what they love about being on tour.

Sasha Banks and Bayley flew in for the tour early so they could go sightseeing in Madrid, Spain. Sasha had a bucket list of things she wanted to see and do in Madrid, such as have the “best coffee in the world” at Cafe Lito. She also had the best homemade sangria and the best octopus she ever tasted at a local Tapas Bar named El Sur.

Sasha said she enjoyed talking to the locals whom she described as “so sweet and caring. They made me feel loved. The most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen in my life was the neon sunset in Madrid with Bayley. It’s an image in my mind that I’ll carry with me forever. There’s nothing like seeing the world with people that you love.”

Bayley said her favourite thing about being on tour is that “I get to meet a lot of people from different walks of life. I get to experience it with my best friend, Sasha. We went to a palace and we saw the Temple Of Debod on our way there. It was an Egyptian Temple. We weren’t allowed to go inside but just seeing the outside of it was breathtaking.”

Bayley also loved Germany and said, “In Frankfurt, they sang ‘Hey Bayley, will you be my girl?’ the loudest I’ve ever heard in unison. I felt so fired up to perform in Germany and it made me feel like the WWE Universe has my back around the world.”

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WWE’s first all-women’s pay-per-view was everything I had hoped for and more. I felt like I had waited my entire career for WWE to have an event like Evolution. The past, present and future of women united to celebrate one

another and women being at the forefront in WWE.

Every single match on the show was fantastic and unique. It kicked off with Trish Stratus and Lita against Alicia Fox and Mickie James, who were serenaded by the fans with “you still got it” chants. Then there was the women’s battle royal, which featured the return of Alundra Blayze, who competed in a WWE ring at 55 years old along with Ivory, who is 56. This was especially inspiring to me because both women are WWE Hall Of Famers and proved to the world that no matter what your age, you are still relevant, valued and important to the game

Nassau Coliseum on Long Island was sold out for the event, proving that an all-women’s show was more than a success, but a huge turning point to show that women can achieve the same success as men.Ten years ago at that very same arena, I faced Michelle McCool for the first-ever Divas Championship. For one reason or another, our match was only a few minutes long and both Michelle and I wanted more. It took many years, but we finally got more than we could have ever hoped for. At Evolution, Michelle and I would cross paths again and I felt we had come full circle. I was in a 20-minute long tag team match with some of the very best female WWE Superstars in the world: Sasha Banks, Bayley and the Riott Squad. I applied the sharpshooter to two girls at the same time, thinking to myself “I’m glad I kept fighting for moments like this.” The crowd roared at the move and I thought of my family who had paved the way for me to get to that moment.

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Source – Calgary Sun