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The professional wrestlers Tyra Mae Steele and Jasper Troy won the “WWE Legends and Future Greats” (LFG) competition on Sunday evening to obtain WWE NXT contracts.
Steele obtained his place on Zena Sterling, and Troy won his Hiloh Hill to go to the higher level of competition. The two competitors will join the NXT brand and will become the next duo to have an impact on the development brand.
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Tyra Mae Steele won the female part of “WWE LFG”. (WWE)
“I’m super excited,” Steele told PK Press Club Digital in a recent interview. “I am more patient. I just know in due time, everything will take place and when it rains, it flows. So, I am delighted to see what the future has in store for us and how the WWE universe will take my energy and all that I have to offer.”
Troy expressed that it was more impatient to get into the ring and mix it.
“I’m just more ready to see how the story is going. For me, it’s like expecting me to come out,” he said. “I’m just waiting to play my role in this film and see myself on the screen. But the funniest part for me has just been the work we have been putting since we won. Note again behind the scenes, and I think it was just fun and start trying to withdraw from the bottom.
“Because, you know, after winning the show, I was on this big summit. I felt like” Wow, everything is about to start changing quickly. But everything slowed down for a few months. I said to myself, it’s another test, it’s another test that I have to take.
Steele, whose real name is Tamyra Mensah-Stock, comes with an audience a little more familiar with her.
She is a wrestler world champion who won a gold medal at the Tokyo Olympic Games in 2021. She also won two gold medals at the world championships, a gold medal at the Panamanican Games, three gold medals at the Panamérican championships and three gold medals at the Golden Grand Prix Ivan Yaryigin.
She put the NXT locker room in the opinion while her beginnings are looming.
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“My hard work is different from Dang-Near Everybody. I am an Olympic gold medalist, not many people can say it,” she said. “This is a standard that few people can fulfill. It is an Olympic standard. For all those who will see me enter the list, they must know, they must understand that Tyra Mae Steele will arrive on this list with an Olympic standard.
“And I’m going to flatten all those who will be on my way. It is a standard that few people can be up to par. And I see people relax – that makes me hungry.”
Steele said she kept knowing that the NXT female division is “the hottest list that there is” and has sworn to ensure that he remains like this.
“When I enter the building, when I get into the ring with anyone, they will go:” Oh, my God, she did not joke about this Olympic standard “,” she said. “They will feel it, and they will love it and they will appreciate it. And if they do not appreciate it, they will certainly respect it.”
Troy, whose real name is Antoine Frazer, joined WWE as a recruit almost three years ago. He played university football in northern Iowa, Kansas and Rhode Island.
Jasper Troy won the male competition on “WWE LFG”. (WWE)
He praised the talent on the list of men when he entered the company for the first time.
“When I entered, the locker room was not very different, but there was a notable quantity of talent,” he told PK Press Club Digital. “And when I looked up, I said to myself:” Oh my God, like, where should I integrate? “When Bron Breakker was here regularly, Carmelo Hayes, Ilja Dragunov, this locker room was hard.
“They would surpass themselves. It was almost as if they were helping who was going to have the best performance of the night. Each coconut (type of show) to which I went, I saw at least five or six main events that could have been promoted.”
He added that he brought the “same mentality”.
“I’m ready to compete,” said Troy. “I am ready to move. I am ready to mix the games of the players myself. I do not come to participate or simply a tribute. I come to contribute. I come to be a factor. They must manage everything they have to manage.”
