WWE Raw Superstar Piper Niven hopes that she can be a role model to 'bigger kids' and show them that it's okay to stand up for yourself against bullying.
While the Scottish Superstar has made quite a name for herself, her call-up to the main roster saw her be rebranded 'Doudrop.' The name has some unfortunate definitions online and Niven has spoken about not being fond of the name in the past.
Niven got her original WWE name back during the 2023 Women's Royal Rumble match and the former Women's Tag Team Champion hasn't looked back since. Speaking to the Gorilla Position podcast, Niven spoke about what the Piper name means to her.
For me, Piper was always the person that I wanted to be when I was younger. I wasn't allowed to be angry, I wasn't allowed to fight and stand up for myself. Piper was that person that I always wanted to be.
Niven added that she hopes that her work on TV can help inspire kids who may be heavier than the norm to realize their own worth in the face of bullying.
I know that there's a lot of kids that are bigger kids, maybe they get picked on. I hope that when they see Piper, she makes them feel that they can stand up for themselves as well.
Niven's goal is admirable as there's no place for bullying in the world. Niven and Chelsea Green scored their first win as a tag team in months on Raw with a victory over Katana Chance & Kayden Carter.
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