Chelsea Green recently spoke candidly about Mickie James’ significant influence on her professional journey, emphasizing the importance of empowering women in wrestling. Reflecting on key moments and experiences, Green shared how mentorship from icons like James has shaped her, as she now seeks to inspire future generations.
Mickie James’ Mentorship in Chelsea Green’s Career
During a conversation on the Limpin’ Ain’t Easy podcast, Chelsea Green recounted how Mickie James recognized her talent at an early stage and provided unwavering support throughout her development. Green described the value of validation from respected figures in wrestling, explaining how encouragement from someone she admired strengthened her confidence and drive in the industry.
“I don’t think there’s anything better than getting positive feedback from not only your peers but from people that you looked up to. Mickie has been so supportive of me. Last week, she sent me ideas for pitches to suggest to the creative team. She is such an empowering force for women in this industry.”
—Mickie James, Veteran Wrestler
The impact of Mickie’s support goes beyond advice, as Green reflected on her time at the Empowerrr pay-per-view, sharing how it became a stand-out moment in her wrestling career. Being among powerful figures like Jazz, Gail Kim, Madusa, and Mickie James made the occasion even more meaningful. As a veteran herself now, Green looks forward to being a mentor and source of inspiration for women following in her footsteps.
Supporting the Next Wave of Women Wrestlers
Chelsea Green openly embraces her role as a mentor, deriving satisfaction from helping younger talent in wrestling. She finds fulfillment when women in the sport reach out to her for guidance, recalling the positive impact role models like Gail Kim and Mickie James had on her own progress.
“I love when the girls slide into my DMs and ask me questions and want feedback. I want to be that positive force that Gail Kim and Mickie James have been in my life. I don’t know what would’ve happened if I didn’t have those women supporting me.”
—Chelsea Green, WWE Wrestler
Green’s philosophy highlights a cycle of empowerment: as she benefited from interaction with wrestling veterans, she is determined to offer similar encouragement to those entering the field now, ensuring wrestling’s culture continues to evolve positively for women.
Chelsea Green’s Role in Upcoming WWE: Unreal Docuseries
In addition to her influence behind the scenes, Chelsea Green will appear in the new Netflix docuseries, WWE: Unreal. She shared her enthusiasm about the project during an interview with the Lightweights Podcast, hinting at her unapologetic and unpredictable presence on the show. While the format and full details remain tightly controlled by WWE, Green’s candid personality is certain to shine through.
“Well, you’re already gonna see the chaos I cause, possibly, on this new Netflix show. (Green was asked if she could speak more on that) I don’t think so… I really don’t know. I really be dropping hints about this Netflix show all the time and I’m like, I have no idea what we’re allowed to speak on and what we’re not allowed to speak on. But what I do know is I don’t have a filter. They announced it. It’s called ‘Unreal. I only know what I filmed. I don’t know who else has filmed. Everyone at WWE is so tight-lipped and I’m not.”
—Chelsea Green, WWE Wrestler
The upcoming docuseries will offer viewers a closer look at WWE personalities like Green, with behind-the-scenes moments and untold stories shaping the narrative.
The Evolving Role of Women in Wrestling
Chelsea Green’s experiences and perspectives illustrate the growing network of support among women in wrestling today. With mentors such as Mickie James, Gail Kim, Madusa, and Jazz making a profound difference, Green aspires to pay that mentorship forward, ensuring the next generation has strong, empowered leaders to look up to. Her openness about her journey and her role in upcoming projects like WWE: Unreal signal an ongoing commitment to elevating women’s wrestling and fostering a sense of community within the sport.
