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I always wanted those playoff jitters, and I never really got that. 'Professional dancer, that was my first because my dad was a boxer, and I was always around sports, not that I wasn't good at sports,' Velvet stated.

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One fan asked her what she would do if she were not a pro wrestler. Velvet took fan questions near the end of the podcast.

You literally don't have a job but to wrestle full-time, and I said, it's not a job if you love it, but it's great. I have free time when I'm not on the road. I actually have more pressure now that I'm signed than before I got signed because you're working for something. It's still stressful because you work so hard to get the job and now you got to keep the job.

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If it wouldn't have happened that way, I still would have made it work anyway but now full time wrestling is amazing. So I ended up quitting my job, and a little time after that, I got signed. I don't care, but I need to take that leap. Obviously, I was going to move to Orlando anyways to be with Wes, but I was like, I'll do Uber Eats. 'So I quit my job before even getting signed. 'I was living in Miami, and then I would drive from Jacksonville to Miami right after tapings, go home, shower and work. There's days where we're not on the road and I wake up, and the first thing I just say is thank you to the universe, or to God or whatever everyone anyone believes in because up until I got signed, I was working two jobs,' Velvet revealed. She talked about her life before and after she signed and her mindset now.

Velvet also opened up about working two jobs while also working AEW tapings before she signed her AEW contract. And and it took off, so I think not making it on the show was the best thing that happened because it opened up my eyes to how much potential I had to become a wrestler, and then I joined the school and started wrestling.' I'll never get there, and then I started searching schools. You always just watch it on TV like, oh, these superheroes, these people, they're celebrities.

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When you see these celebrities, it almost feels like something that is so far that you don't even know how to get there. I never even thought how people became wrestlers. 'I didn't even know wrestling schools existed. And people were like, 'Well, why don't you do it? You should do it,' and I said, 'Yeah, you're right.' So I started looking up schools. So I didn't make it on the show, but I'm a big believer of everything happens for a reason, and that was, I think, the bullet point that stuck for me to start wrestling because then after, it just took off.

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'So I had made it, I guess, through round one, and then she had asked me, 'Hey, I need you to send over some professional photos.' And at the time, I didn't have no professional photos. I remember somebody woke me up to the video footages of my video, and then I had a follow-up Skype interview with the producer. You just have to show that you're tough enough.' So I went on and did the YouTube video, and it took off. 'And then you have Triple H making the announcement that they're doing Tough Enough. I stopped watching wrestling, and then I quit,' Velvet said.

The Firm - Austin Gunn, Big Cass / W.'So I stepped away from wrestling before that because I was training to become a professional dancer, so dance took over my life.

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