WWE Hall Of Famer Nikki Bella is definitely one of the most popular female names in WWE’s history so far. Bella is currently engaged to partner Artem Chigvintsev Nikki Bella’s sad medical news was also revealed a few months ago
Dancing With The Stars star Artem Chigvintsev had his eyes on Nikki Bella from the moment he saw her, but back then she was still together with John Cena. Artem Chigvintsev is most known for his appearance on “Dancing with the Stars.”
It has been quite a few weeks since he had to pull out of the show’s live tour citing “unexpected health issues. He is now better thankfully. Nikki Bella and Artem Chigvintsev had to wait a long time due to the ongoing pandemic as far as their marriage date was concerned.
In an Instagram video, Nikki Bella addressed #WWEWomenDeserveBetter becoming a trending topic on Twitter after Triple H’s poor booking of women on Raw XXX.
“I also love the fans for sticking up for women. There are so many crybabies, ‘Oh they just wine.’ Let me tell you why people get upset. This is speaking on behalf of the majority of women. ‘Oh, they always make it about them.’ No, just because we speak up, we’re not making it about ourselves. It’s about the women from the very beginning to the ones that are there. I understand why so many people are upset, especially our fans, when it’s something like Raw 30. I remember when I first started watching Raw, as you all know, some of you like to give me shit that I wasn’t a fan the day I was born. I was obsessed with the matches with Beth Phoenix, Candice Michelle, Melina, Mickie James. That, for me and my era of wrestling when I became a fan, that was Raw to me. People have all their own memories, and that’s why it’s so important to have women represent because, for so many of the fans, they have their different eras of Chyna, Lita and Trish (Stratus), Melina, Mickie, Michelle (McCool), Beth, Candice (Michelle), those incredible women of that era. Then, our era with AJ (lee), Paige, Brie and I, and so on. I love that you’re doing the hashtag and you’re going to see a lot of narratives play because people have to protect themselves and you’re going to get a lot of women blamed and people calling them crybabies. No, we put in just as much effort and work. All those women do, all of them, from every era. Not just women, men too.”
