“I ended up playing a high school girl” – Female star details past WWE struggles

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During her time with the company, she had two gimmicks, and one was completely different from her gimmicks when she performed in Japan. Sareee was given a high school girl gimmick, but it led nowhere as a performer, and she continued to lose matches.

In an interview with Tokyo Sports, the 29-year-old star detailed her past struggles working in WWE. Sareee claimed it was one of the most difficult periods in her wrestling career and explained how she ended up playing a high school girl on the weekly product.

“That was the most difficult period in my professional wrestling career. WWE has a huge number of members, so it was difficult to even get selected for a match, and then the pandemic hit, so I couldn’t have matches as I wanted. And then I ended up playing a high school girl character. I went there intending to bring the strength of women’s professional wrestling from Japan, but what was required in reality was different, and it was tough,” Sareee said.

Regardless of her journey, she holds no grudge and took it as a learning experience.

“The stress made me love sweets, and there were times when I would eat an American-sized parfait after lunch, then devour a huge Häagen-Dazs ice cream, and my face would be covered in acne. But even so, I did my best. Looking back now, I realize that everything was an experience that has become a valuable lesson for me, so nothing was wasted,” Sareee said. [H/T – Tokyo Sports]

What’s Sareee doing post-WWE exit?

After she left WWE, Sareee returned to Japan and continued working for different promotions as a freelancer. The same year, she signed with Sukeban and adopted a new name, ‘Sareee Bomb’, when she worked outside Japan. She also became the second-ever Sukeban World Champion in 2024. As of now, she’s still wrestling in the industry and has appeared on several promotions, primarily in Japan.