Women in sport, and the women's evolution in WWE, have gained much attention the past few years, most recently with the United States women's hockey team winning the gold medal at the 2018 PyeongChang Olympics. What's your take on how much all of it has evolved and has had such great success?
"It's so great to be a woman in sports nowadays. It's fantastic. We have women who are the forefront and trailing the way for everyone else. I think it's great and it shows women in a different light. Women are getting more respect for honing their craft and knowing what they can do. Even in WWE, women are at the forefront of that with this women's evolution. Now with having Ronda Rousey, who has made a name for herself with UFC, and bringing her on board with what we do really legitimizes anyone's question for what we do. It is tough and to have someone with her caliber develop and learn shows that it's not easy as people think it is. It shows that we're just as strong the men, we're just as good as the men and now it's our time to show it and prove it."This will be your second WrestleMania, this time as RAW women's champion. After losing the SmackDown LIVE title at the event last year, how confident are you that you'll leave New Orleans with better results?
"Last year I learned my lesson. One second of being distracted can end it all. Last year I was distracted for a split second and Naomi was able to submit me. This year I'll make sure that I can do whatever it takes to win at all costs. Some people say that I cheat or whatever. I just call it strategy."
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