The Wrestling History Channel, where legends never sleep.

The Wrestling History Channel, I'm going to give you a classic interview channel.

The Wrestling History Channel.

I'm Steve Fall, and on today's edition, I'm going to give you a classic interview Welcome back to the wrestling history channel.

I'm Steve Fall, and on today's edition, I'm going to give you a classic interview with one of your favorite wrestlers.

Enjoy.

On today's edition, I'm talking to Double Champ, Jacey Jane.

How you doing today?

Good.

How are you?

I am doing great.

Now, when you go through customs, is it difficult with both

championships? Do they want to wear it? Do they want to understand what it is? Like, what's the

protocol? Yeah. So honestly, sometimes I get through, it depends on the machine. Sometimes the machines,

they can see what it is so they don't pull the bag. But there are other times when you can see their look when they're looking on the monitor. They're so confused at what they're looking at. And I just have to stand there and be like, yeah, hi, it's me. But yeah, then when they put two and two together, they're like, oh, that's so cool. You're a champion. Well, congratulations. Can I hold it? You know, it's a process.

Yes.

People behind you are like, listen, I just pop my shoes off, got my laptop out. I would like to get through and they're like, look at the way. Actually, you don't have to take your shoes off anymore. I did read that. I was recently at SummerSlam and I drove. So that was my first experience of not having to take off my shoes and take my laptop out.

So, you know, thank you, finally. I was recently at SummerSlam and I drove, so that was my first experience of not having to take off my shoes and take my laptop out.

So, you know, thank you, finally, two gods for allowing that to be a thing.

Yeah, it was inconvenient and a little smelly sometimes as well.

But with NXT heatwave coming up, you got to think that NXT championship is not on the line, though, but TNA knockout championship is on the line.

How does it feel to represent a company that you technically don't work for?

...