Jade Cargill, Bianca Belair, and Tiffany Stratton have shared what they consider to be the toughest issues when it comes to being a WWE Superstar. Speaking with Jazzy\'s World TV, Cargill shared how being away from her family is her biggest issue with life as a wrestler.
\"The travel, being away from home. Just being tired and being okay with being tired. I would say that\'s one of the toughest things.\
Bianca Belair agreed that family is a key thing to balance when on the road, but there are other matters a WWE Superstar has to contend with.
\"Just trying to be everything. We\'re trying to be a mom, and a step-mom and a wife and a Superstar all at the same time. And we\'re trying to go out there and put on a show.\
While Belair knows firsthand that life as a Superstar isn\'t easy, she is pleased that WWE has come a long way with the positions that women are able to aspire toward.
\"WWE is in an amazing place right now where we are showing up and we\'re showing out and we\'re winning titles and main eventing and doing everything. We can do it all.\
While WWE has certainly made strides in its handling of female talent, Tiffany Stratton shared that her biggest gripe is that women continue to be overlooked.
\"Being a female WWE superstar, a lot of times you get overlooked. A lot of times the men are kind of the main focal point and you know, a lot of times it can be hard for the women to get time for their matches.\
This trio of women are certainly kept busy in WWE, with Belair and Cargill currently in their second reign as Women\'s Tag Team Champions. As Miss. Money in the Bank, Stratton is poised to have a title match down the line, potentially with her ally WWE Women\'s Champion Nia Jax.
While all three are doing big things in WWE, no role is perfect and there are clear pitfalls to being a Superstar, especially a woman, in the company. Stay tuned to SEScoops for the latest on these three and their futures as WWE Superstars.
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