Rocky Romero shared that his mother has recently become good friends with Sue, the mother of wrestler Trent Beretta. In a recent interview with Fightful, Romero mentioned that the two moms met while attending a Wrestle Kingdom event and have kept in touch ever since. This unexpected friendship has led to amusing conversations between their families.
An Entertaining Exchange Between Two Wrestling Moms
Romero described Sue as a kind woman and recounted how both she and his mom, Dolly, connected during the event. Their bond has continued through social media, with Dolly inquiring about Trent—whom Sue jokingly refers to as Greg. Rocky humorously remarked on this dynamic, noting,
“She’s a sweet woman. It’s funny because Sue and my mom, Dolly, they both came over for a Wrestle Kingdom—I can’t remember which one—and they became friends. So now they’re Facebook friends and they talk all the time. My mom is asking, ‘Oh, how’s Greg doing?’ Because Sue always calls Trent ‘Greg.’ ‘So how’s Greg, my Greggy?’ She’s great. She’s a great woman. I don’t see her joining the Don Callis Family though anytime soon. But I’d be curious to see that version.”
– Rocky Romero
Challenges for NJPW in the United States
Beyond this humorous insight, Romero also discussed the difficulties NJPW faces in securing venues across the United States, highlighting ongoing challenges for the promotion’s expansion. These comments reveal the logistical complexities behind presenting NJPW events for American audiences.
Upcoming Events and Additional Interviews
Fans looking to learn more can watch the full Fightful interview with Rocky Romero and explore other wrestling discussions on various platforms. Additionally, NJPW enthusiasts are reminded to catch replays of major shows like NJPW The New Beginning USA on NJPW World.
The lighthearted story about Rocky Romero’s mom and Trent Beretta’s mother adds an amusing and personal element to the wrestling world, humanizing the performers through their family connections while highlighting the camaraderie within wrestling fandom. Meanwhile, awareness of NJPW’s hurdles in the U.S. market underscores the promotion’s ongoing efforts to grow its presence internationally and reach a wider audience.
