WWE doesn't understand why best friends would team together, says Deonna Purrazzo

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Deonna Purrazzo Says WWE Told Her And Chelsea Green 'We Don't Know Why Best Friends Would Be A Team' | Fightful News

WWE didn't understand why best friends should be put together as part of a tag team, according to Deonna Purrazzo.

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"Me and Chelsea were told, 'We just don't know why being best friends would be a tag team. Being best friends doesn't mean you're a tag team.' Um...we have pictures together, we travel the world together, she's legitimately been my best friend for like seven years. We work together and there's a dynamic there because we literally spend every day of our lives together. For some people they see it, for others, that's not what they see. I thought it was absurd that I couldn't be a tag team with my best friend because we were best friends."

 

[Deezy]

They know tag teams 9/10 times end up hating each other.....now use that question again with that context and see why it's a valid question.

 

[Y2Jayne]

They might work well together in the ring but they still need to make sense as a gimmick. They have nothing in common when it comes to looks or characters. WWE weren't wrong about this one.

 

[Rosie]

They might work well together in the ring but they still need to make sense as a gimmick. They have nothing in common when it comes to looks or characters. WWE weren't wrong about this one.

Storyline reasons can help, but from what I understand of their characters, it could work. Then take an IRL chemistry and it can work well.

 

[Y2Jayne]

Storyline reasons can help, but from what I understand of their characters, it could work.

Back when they were on NXT, Chelsea played the bitchy diva all about her looks and Deonna was a technical prodigy. They didn't really have anything in common except the Robert Stone brand.

 

[Rosie]

Back when they were on NXT, Chelsea played the bitchy diva all about her looks and Deonna was a technical prodigy. They didn't really have anything in common except the Robert Stone brand.

Both had some confidence to the point of cockiness. Sure, for different reasons, but it could have been an interesting pairing.