Though you may be unfamiliar with her at the moment, you’ve likely heard her name being invoked on several occasions as of late during WWE NXT programming and, rest assured, there are many globally who do know exactly who Giulia is.
The veteran will join other headline free agent Stephanie Vaquer in inking with the women’s division of WWE, she announced recently, adding that much more firepower to an already stacked card on the Black and Gold brand.
It’s unclear when she will make her debut, but she recently spoke to Tokyo Sports to explain why she’s making the jump from Japan to Paul “Triple H” Levesque’s promotion.
“I made this decision after worrying about it for a long time, so now I have an unshakable determination.I will definitely become big and create a revolution over there in order to do something that no one has done before. I am sure that the audience that was at that venue (of the WWE Japan show) is in Japan. In order to attract those people, I am now in a place where I need to actually work on more specific issues and make improvements.
“However, I am still too small to make my opinions known, so I will absorb many things over there, and I will definitely make the world a better place. And I will make Japanese women’s wrestling, which I love, bigger.”
Giulia will soon depart NJPW (New Japan Pro Wrestling) and head to the United States, having spent her last four years in the overseas promotion.
As noted, there is no shortage of competition awaiting her in WWE, on any of the three brands, and she will be tested in all the ways — both in-ring and on the mic.
She’s shown she can hold her own though, and it’ll be fun to see what is in store for her once the machine that is the WWE gets behind her.
