Giulia, a 30-year-old WWE star, has made a massive statement ahead of her career-defining match at NXT Deadline. The Beautiful Madness has been making waves since her debut in NXT, impressing fans with her skills and determination. Giulia’s latest goal is to become the Number One Contender for the NXT Women’s Championship, and she’s not afraid to express her ambition to the world.
Speaking on Busted Open After Dark, Giulia declared her intention to win the NXT Women’s Championship, saying, “In NXT, I want to be a champion, NXT Women’s Champion.” She also expressed her desire to wrestle every single woman on the NXT roster, “everybody, all the girls.” Giulia’s confidence and enthusiasm are infectious, and it’s clear that she’s being taken seriously by the WWE universe.
Rumors are already circulating about potential opponents for Giulia in the near future. With Roxanne Perez currently holding the NXT Women’s Championship, Giulia could soon be facing off against the reigning champion, or perhaps Stephanie Vaquer, another talented newcomer who has won over fans with her performances.
Giulia’s sights are set not just on domestic competition, however. She has her eyes set on facing some of the top women in WWE, including RAW’s Rhea Ripley, as well as Japanese superstars like IYO SKY, Asuka, and Kairi Sane. “I want to wrestle the Japanese girls and Rhea Ripley,” she said, “Yeah, I love Rhea Ripley.”
If Giulia manages to achieve her goals, it would be a significant milestone for the 30-year-old star. Moving up to the main roster to face some of the best in the business would be a dream come true for Giulia, and it would be exciting to see her take on the challenges that come with competing at the highest level.
Giulia’s ambition and charisma have already won over fans, and it’s clear that she has the potential to become a top contender in the WWE women’s division. With a career-defining match on the horizon, Giulia is ensuring that she’s not forgotten, and fans are eagerly anticipating what’s next for this talented newcomer.
