Stephanie Vaquer has revealed the story of Devil's Kiss in WWE.
The Women's World Champion had an interview with Chris Van Vliet this week before WrestleMania. She talked about things such as working with Shawn Michaels in NXT, winning her first main roster championship at WrestlePalooza, and more.
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During the talk, Stephanie Vaquer was also asked about the Devil's Kiss, a move that has gone viral on more than one occasion in her run with WWE. The Raw star mentioned that she used to do a different version of the move before signing with the company but she had stopped doing it after making her NXT debut:
When I sign with WWE, I think, Okay, I want to stop doing that move for many reasons. I think sometimes people take that move different ways, and I don’t like that. In NXT one day, we were training, and I showed that move, and the coach is saying, ‘No, that’s good, people know that move and people like that move.’ I’m thinking yeah, but I don’t know why I don’t like it anymore.
I'm Starting To Love This Move Again: Stephanie Vaquer
Stephanie Vaquer revealed that she was hesitant about bringing the Devil's Kiss back because people sometimes can't understand it. The Women's Champion then credited Booker T for making people love the move with his energetic commentary:
I don’t want to do that move because I hate what people say, it’s just because that move, and people can’t sometimes understand that move, and I’m gonna start to do it again. I feel good because Booker T make that move so people love this move, so I’m starting to love this move again, because Booker T make me feel like that.
Apart from this, Stephanie also talked about WWE changing her theme song. You can check out her comments on the matter here.
