"MIGHTY MOLLY HOLLY" NORA GREENWALD The following is a recap of the Wrestling Epicenter show on 02/09/06. The conversation starts off with a bit about driving with your cellphone in Chicago and how it's illegal in New York. Then, they shoot for a few seconds. The "official" interview starts with a countdown then... James does a intro, including most of Nora's recent gimmicks, then asks if he can defy convention and call her "Miss Madness!" Nora laughs, then says "I don't get called that often." When asked, she What has Nora been up to since leaving the WWE? She's just leaving Chicago at the moment, doing some sightseeing as well as some ice skating, which she hasn't done in 10 years. "Every day is so Nora's "Shooting the Crap" DVD is the next topic. She mentions that she saw Chris Benoit's DVD ("Hard Knocks"), which had interviews with his family and matches. "I thought that was so much better than sitting in a motel room, talk about wrestling type of thing." On the DVD, she talks about how she got into wrestling as well as a "Cribs" style tour of her house. A portion of the DVD proceeds goes to "Crash Holly's daughter's (Patricia) education fund. James shares a story from of the Madusa interview (also available in the Wrestling EpiCenter archives). In the story, Madusa is driving her car backwards and almost runs into Nora. Nora then runs into the arena screaming "Madusa's trying to kill me!" Molly doesn't remember it. Team Madness "was so awesome" for Nora. She went from "roughing it" on the Indy circuit to being "treated like a star" in WCW. She also got to work with the likes of Hogan, Flair and Kevin Nash "right from the start." Brendon has the next question: "Is Randy as high strung as he seems?" Nora's response is "he's a pretty intense individual." Jeff Jarrett once hit Nora with a guitar. The question, which Brendon eventually gets to, is "Did Standard and Practices go crazy when it happened?" Nora says "Not that I know of. Nobody said anything good or bad to me about it." Nora then adds "One person asked if I wanted to keep the guitar." She said "No," but now realizes she could have sold it on eBay. Ms. Greenwald was fired from WCW, which was why she left! Randy got her a 2-year deal with WCW, with the "first year being 'good money' and the second year 'amazing money.'" Then, 6 months in, Randy quit and "Miss Madness" was left in limbo. For the next 6 months, while she was getting paid for doing nothing, WCW made a "smart business decision" and fired Nora. The WWE was not initially interested in Nora, when she tried out a couple of years earlier. Then, as "Miss Madness" for a month in WCW without a contract, Randy staged a "bidding war" of sorts over her between WCW and WWE over her. Of all her WWE gimmicks (A sweetheart, a superhero, a tough girl and an all-out heel) the one that was easiest for Nora to do was "the love story with Spike." She adds that "I'm not that cheesy in my personal life, but it was still, probably the closest." |
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