Nixi XS Reveals Which Wrestlers Have That ‘Main Girl' Energy
In the ring, Nixi XS is known as 'The Versace of Violence.' Additionally, fans know her as the 'Main Girl,' with a flair for fashion and a beaming confidence. According to Nixi, 'Main Girl' isn't just a title for her, but rather, a lifestyle.
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'Being the main girl means when you walk in the room, everybody's eyes go to you,' she told WrestleZone's Ella Jay. 'When you're going shopping, people ask if they can carry your bags for you. Being the main girl means wherever you are, no matter what you're doing, the energy that radiates off of you attracts everyone towards you. Some people call it 'main character energy,' but 'character' implies it's an act you're putting on. Being the main girl, you can't wipe that off. That's just part of you.'
When asked which modern wrestlers exhibit that same 'main girl energy,' Nixi pointed toward a pair of former world champions and one current AEW champion.
'I don't want to give my title to someone that I might come across in the future, but I would say Bianca Belair. She's got some main girl energy,' Nixi said. 'She's the first person that comes into my mind. Mercedes [Mone] has some main girl energy. I need a deep cut to pull, but I don't know if I'm actually going to be able to think of one. This isn't a deep cut, but I'd say Mariah May. She's coming into main girl status.'
Bianca Belair, a former WWE Women's Champion, is currently sidelined with a finger injury. Meanwhile, Mariah May has remained off of AEW television since losing her AEW Women's Championship at AEW Revolution. She is now reportedly in the midst of contract negotiations as well. Mercedes Moné currently reigns as both the AEW TBS and RevPro Undisputed British Women's Champion.
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