Summer Rae On Never Winning A Title: I Got My Dream

Summer Rae has a lot of fond memories during her time in WWE despite never winning a championship.

Former WWE Superstar Summer Rae was a recent guest on INSIGHT with Chris Van Vliet. When asked about never winning a title in WWE, Rae said even though she never won a championship, she got to live her dream as a WWE Diva.

“Yeah, so I’ve never held a title. Every signing that I have, everyone likes to remind me of that. But it’s nice. It’s sweet,” Summer Rae said. Everyone’s like, you were so underutilized, and you didn’t get your flowers, and I wish you would have done that. And the main thing that I always say to everyone and the fans that consistently say that to me is I got my dream.

“There is a small percentage of women in this world that ever get to be a professional wrestler and say they wrestled on the grandest stage of all in WWE, multiple Wrestlemanias. That was my dream growing up. That’s what I wanted to be. I wanted to be a WWE Diva, and they were called divas, and that’s what I looked up to.

“So I won the prize. Sure, that would be cool to have a title shot, but that didn’t make or break my career. Just being a part of such an amazing family and living out my passion. That’s a win for me.”

Summer Rae has forgotten many of her WWE moments

When asked if she has any great memories from her time there that she’ll go back and watch, Rae revealed the insane numbers some of her videos have on YouTube.

“Yeah, I forget stuff too,” Summer Rae said. “And it’s weird, there’s some YouTube clips with, like especially the feud with Miro and Lana and Dolph and I that have like 100 million views. I’m like, why does that have 100 million views? She’s shoving a fish in my face. That’s so weird.

“And I forget, but watching a lot of NXT, it’s interesting. I’m like oh, I used to do that. Like I would forget my moves. So I feel like if you don’t use it, you lose it. And so recently, I’ve been in the ring a little bit in Tampa, and I was like, Oh, what am I used to do? And so I was like going through, and I’m like, Oh, that was cool.”