Current WWE champion reacts to ‘Hawk Tuah Girl’ Hailey Welch launching new podcast
Current WWE champion couldn't help but respond to Hailey Welch, popularly known as the Halk Tuah girl, starting her own podcast.
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LA Knight reacts to Hawk Tuah girl starting her podcast (via WWE and @hay_welch/Instagram)
Hailey Welch, popularly known as the Hawk Tuah girl, has become a huge sensation on social media over the past few months. She is looking to leverage her popularity and will soon be starting a podcast of her own called ‘Talk Tuah.’
This name may sound familiar to LA Knight fans, and the 41-year-old expressed his thoughts on social media himself. He posted a video of himself saying his iconic phrase, ‘Let me talk to ya!’, which highly resembles the podcast name. He captioned the post with a thinking emoji, perhaps wondering about the sheer resemblance of the name to his phrase.
Welch has not responded to this tweet as of yet. If she does, this won’t be her first interaction with a professional wrestling superstar. The viral sensation recently met Hulk Hogan at Jake Paul’s boxing event in Tampa, Florida. Furthermore, she was also present in the crowd at SummerSlam and said that she was now into women’s wrestling thanks to the match between Liv Morgan and Rhea Ripley.
Welch released a trailer for her podcast on September 3rd and said that she could not wait to tell her story to the world. The podcast looks to deliver unique discussions and interviews as well.
LA Knight reveals his self doubts while facing Roman Reigns for the WWE Undisputed Championship at Crown Jewel
LA Knight has established himself as a solid addition to SmackDown’s midcard picture and may even be a main-eventer in the future. However, self-doubt is something that everybody goes through, and the Megastar is no exception.
Knight challenged Roman Reigns for the WWE Undisputed Championship at Crown Jewel 2023 to close the show. Speaking on Daily Mail, Knight revealed that it was not a position that he expected to be in at that point in his career. He had appeared on the blue brand only a year before the show and felt that it was a crazy climb to make in such a short time.
There were a lot of adjustments to be made. There were definitely some battling thoughts inside my head between, “Do I belong here?” and, “Hell yeah, you belong here.” It all happened so quickly that there was definitely an adjustment period.
LA Knight on Daily Mail
Knight felt that things happened so quickly for him that there was definitely an adjustment period. He constantly battled his thoughts and often felt like he did not belong where he was. However, he had to constantly remind himself that he had worked extremely hard to get where he was. Although he ended up losing that match, it was great exposure for him to the main event picture.
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