Tommy Dreamer saved my career 6 time Women s Champion on why she wanted to quit WWE
"[Tommy Dreamer] saved my career" - 6-time Women's Champion on why she wanted to quit WWE Tommy Dreamer was the Head of Developmental in WWE While working as the Head of Developmental in WWE, Wrestling legend Tommy Dreamer saved ' career. Mickie James signed with the Stamford-based company in 2003 after competing for a few years on the independent circuit and in TNA. She then spent about two years in the company's developmental brand at the time, OVW. During her time there, the 43-year-old was very close to quitting WWE. Speaking on Wrestling with Rip Rogers, James disclosed that she wanted to quit during her last year in developmental after the company hired several divas, including Maria Kanellis, Maryse, Michelle McCool, Kelly Kelly, and Alicia Fox. "I'm friends with all these women, you know, Candice and all these girls. But I felt like I had this moment there in OVW where I was like, 'what the hell,' like, 'I'm not even what they're looking for,' like, 'I've dedicated all this energy all my time into perfecting my craft to be the best female wrestler, hopefully, in the world or at least one of, and they don't even want female wrestlers,' like 'what am I doing wrong?' and I almost quit," said James. [From 1:08 to 1:35] WWE/NWA working partnership could lead to Mickie James making a return. Check out the details .