Chelsea Green is pleased to see the steps WWE has taken to promote equality among its male and female rosters, and believes Triple H has played a large role in facilitating that change. Speaking to the Sports Agents, Green acknowledged the efforts of WWE’s Chief Content Officer.
“I love my job. I feel safe, I feel supported. Triple H makes women specifically feel absolutely equal to men. Thats why I love to come to work. That’s why I feel so supported.”
Green highlighted just some of the changes, including women headling WrestleMania twice, a feat that would not have seemed possible in previous eras. While Green is pleased that things have progressed, she made sure to reflect on those who paved the way.
“We would not be here without that side of things. We in 2025 would not have the success we had if not for the Attitude Era.”
Green recently made history by becoming the first-ever Women’s U.S. Champion at WWE’s Saturday Night’s Main Event, another step in the ongoing journey toward gender equality in professional wrestling. More recently, WWE crowned its inaugural Women’s Intercontinental Champion, Lyra Valkyria. Additionally, the eighth annual Women’s Royal Rumble match is set to take place next month, further showcasing the company’s commitment to elevating its women’s division.
Stay tuned to SEScoops for the latest on WWE and its changes as the company’s approach to women continues to adapt in this post-Vince McMahon era of the promotion.
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