Nikki Cross emotionally addresses the lack of the WWE Universe

Former WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion Nikki Cross sent an emotional message to the WWE Universe. It was exactly one year since WWE had a live audience for their shows.

Cross shared a post through his Twitter account expressing his feelings about the current situation. COVID-19 has confused a lot of things, especially for WWE.

The pandemic has prevented fans from attending WWE shows, essentially severing the backbone of the industry. The interactions between fans and athletes are a key part of any sport, especially for professional wrestling. So it’s no wonder that many WWE Superstars feel depressed.

Nikki Cross is one of those superstars who feels the effects of not having the WWE Universe present.

“Exactly a year ago, today was the last time there was a @WWE show with fans in the arena. I wish there were more than 280 characters to explain how much you love and miss me. I wish I had known then that this was going to be the last time in a long time that I will see you all. Soon “.

Exactly a year ago, that was the last time there was a @WWE show with fans in the arena.

I wish there were more than 280 characters to explain how much I love and miss you

I wish I had known at the time that this would be the last time in a long time that I would be able to see them all.

Coming soon ❤️ https://t.co/nTrlooF3tG

– Nikki Cross (@NikkiCrossWWE) March 6, 2021

It is unclear when WWE plans to bring fans back to the arenas. However, WWE CFO Kristina Salen does not expect any plans to be implemented until the second half of 2021. You can read more about the company’s plans here.

What follows Nikki Cross?

Nikki Cross hasn’t appeared in the WWE lineup in quite some time. Her last big story revolved around trying to pull her best friend Alexa Bliss out of the clutches of The Fiend. However, the story didn’t last long and Cross hasn’t had a major role since.

Cross is an extremely talented athlete and her character could have a lot to offer to any of the WWE brands. It’s a shame her last title run was alongside Bliss as WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion, which ended in June 2020.

WWE really should do more to sign Nikki Cross as a singles star; she could have a lot to offer a declining list of RAW women. She has all the talent in the world and could easily challenge Asuka for the RAW Women’s Championship if properly booked.

Posted Mar 7, 2021 04:16 AM IST Login / Register to Reply

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