In a twist of events that left the wrestling world on the edge of its seat, STARDOM’s Giulia’s highly anticipated visit to the WWE Performance Center took an unexpected turn this week.
Earlier reports hinted at a potential tryout for the reigning NJPW Strong Women’s Champion, fueling excitement among fans and speculation within the industry. However, a recent update reveals that Giulia’s visit was not the anticipated tryout but rather a meet-and-greet with WWE officials.
Originally scheduled to grace the hallowed halls of the Performance Center in Orlando, Florida, Giulia did not make the journey as planned.
I see Giulia going to WWE in the future. She would excel there with her superstar aura.
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The red carpet would be rolled out for her. pic.twitter.com/G4IPZ91Wys
— Pro Wrestling Finesse (@ProWFinesse) November 17, 2023
Sources close to the situation indicated that she was slated to visit on Wednesday, leaving fans puzzled as to why the accomplished 29-year-old Japanese/Italian wrestler was a no-show.
Adding another layer of intrigue, it was reported that Simon Kelly Inoki, son-in-law of the legendary Antonio Inoki, was expected to accompany Giulia as a translator. Inoki, known for his past work as a liaison between Japanese wrestlers and WWE officials, could have played a pivotal role in bridging the gap between the two wrestling worlds.
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Despite the absence of Giulia at the Performance Center this week, insiders insist that WWE’s interest in her remains unwavering. The company continues to keep a keen eye on the NJPW Strong Women’s Champion, signaling a potential future collaboration that could reshape the landscape of women’s wrestling.
Giulia’s recent conquest of the NJPW Strong Women’s Championship from Willow Nightingale in July catapulted her into the global spotlight. Since then, she has embarked on a series of visits to the United States, showcasing her dominance in the ring.
Notably, her most recent title defense at the Fighting Spirit Unleashed event in Las Vegas, Nevada, against Hyan, underscored her resilience and championship mettle.
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The international stage also witnessed Giulia’s prowess at the Impact x NJPW Multiverse United 2 event in Philadelphia. In a thrilling four-way match against Deonna Purrazzo, Gisele Shaw, and Momo Kohgo, Giulia demonstrated her versatility and ability to navigate the complexities of multi-competitor showdowns.
Giulia’s recurrent visits to the United States speak volumes about her commitment to expanding her wrestling horizons. Her willingness to traverse the globe reflects a wrestler dedicated to pushing boundaries and embracing new challenges.
As the wrestling community eagerly awaits the next chapter in Giulia’s journey, one thing remains clear—her star continues to rise, and the prospect of a collaboration with WWE adds an electrifying layer of anticipation to her already illustrious career.
There was a belief within some in WWE that Giulia would be at the WWE Performance Center earlier this week to tour the facility. We are told it was not slated to be a “tryout” but a visit
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— Julian Weeks (@JulianWks) November 17, 2023
In the unpredictable world of professional wrestling, where storylines unfold both inside and outside the ring, Giulia’s WWE odyssey has become a captivating tale of ambition, talent, and the ever-present element of surprise.
As fans brace themselves for the next twist in this unfolding narrative, the wrestling universe remains fixated on the potential union of STARDOM’s champion and the global wrestling juggernaut, WWE.
Sheila’s Note:
Giulia’s absence at the WWE Performance Center leaves us in suspense, but the wrestling world’s fascination with her persists. While the meet-and-greet didn’t unfold as anticipated, the simmering intrigue surrounding Giulia’s potential collaboration with WWE adds an element of unpredictability to this evolving saga
