The Brute Bayley superstar is among the most respected and most loved artists in all WWE today, not only by fans but also by its colleagues from the locker room. Dutch Mantell believes that the model could be awarded the role of a coach and a mentor to the women’s division after his retirement from competition in the ring.
A few days ago, in an interview, Cody Rhodes himself appointed, Bayley, CM Punk, Seth Rollins and Roman Reigns as potential replacements to Triple H as WWE CCO in a decade in a decade. As expected, his comments quickly became viral among the world of struggle, fans choosing their own favorites for the role.
Dutch Mantell addressed the same thing in the last episode of his Tale time podcast. The veteran of struggle believes that even if Bayley may not have the chops to direct WWE by herself, she could be given the reins of the female division. Mantell added that the expertise in the model of the model could make her a great candidate to become a long -term mentor / coach.
“Bayley’s expertise would have come in work in the ring. I mean, trying to find ideas and angles for girls. I think creation can manage this. I think Bayley could be in charge of the working party,” said Dutch Mantell. (44:15 – 44:35)
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Bayley has something planned for her post-retirement life of WWE
Last year, Bayley discussed what she intended to do once her time as talent in the ring ended. The brute superstar revealed that she was always dreaming of opening her wrestling school and that she would like to guide the next generation of artists.
“I always dreamed of opening a wrestling school, so I think it’s closer than ever. I think I’m always a part. “
Bayley’s retirement is far because she is only 36 years old, and there are still a lot of things she could do before she reaches the end of the road in her career.
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Edited by Arpit Shrivastava
