I will be the one to end her goal, Hein.

And best believe that at Superclash, the world is watching and the world will be known why I am the flame that never dies.

And I'm planned to work out and steal.

History is being made this weekend in New York as House of Glory presents Superclash.

On the show, Wrestling's belt collector, Mercedes-Munay, is stepping into the ring to compete

for the very first time with the A-PAC Wrestling Women's Champion. She is my guest at this time.

She's no stranger to making history listed in the Forbes

Asia under 30. She's the first ever hijab wearing pro wrestler and she has reigned as a two-time

APAC wrestling women's champion for a combined over 1,000 days. Trailblazing, Norr Phoenix, Diana.

Nor, how you doing? Hello, I'm doing good. What a weekend you are having.

How's New York, by the way? It's very cool for me that coming from somewhere like in

Malaysia like 32 degrees. I'm here today like four degrees. I'm like, it's very cool for me.

I was going to say the temperature drop is going to rock and shock you a little bit.

This is, what a big weekend this is for you, taking on Mercedes Monet, but I want to wind

it back a little bit to 2015 when you started your wrestling journey. Who and what inspired

you to get into the world of wrestling to begin with?

So I only started watching wrestling when I was 14.

And I started off by playing video games on PlayStation portable, PSP.

Yeah. So actually my brother played wrestling video games first, and then I started joining him, play games, and then, like, from the games, we started watching on TV.

And at that time, it was during the area of Ryebeck, C.M. Pang, The Shield, you know.

And yeah, and then, like, two years later,

when I was 16, I feel like I needed to try wrestling because, like, you know, like, back home,

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