Lisa Marie is owner of The Squared Circle Restaurant in Chicago, IL. She is formerly known as TNA Knockout Tara & five-time TNA Knockouts Champion as well as an one-time TNA Knockouts Tag Team Champion. She is a former two time WWE Women's Champion, Finishing move is the Widow's Peak, debuted on WWF as one of the Godfather's Ho's, has worked on all three WWE brands (RAW, ECW &a Smackdown). She departed from the WWE in January of 2009. Owned Black Widow Customs & Fat Tony's Pizzeria in Louisville, KY. Moved to Chicago, IL for for a few years & currently resides in southern California.
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On September 10th, Lisa Marie added her second video blog to her official YouTube page. She took time to clarify about her first video and answered a few more questions. You can video the video above or read the transcript by reading below.
Lisa Marie Varon Video Blog 2 – September 10, 2011
Lemme start off with an apology, because I insulted a couple people on my last YouTube video.
I hope you guys know I was kidding when I said Chavo Guerrero was hired because he was ugly, by WWE. Chavo comes from one of the greatest wrestling families in the business, and obviously, Chavo got hired because he’s a great wrestler. And Tommy Dreamer, is a hardcore wrestling legend. He ruled ECW, and it was a pleasure and an honor to work with him in TNA and WWE. So when I said Tommy tongue-kisses sailors, on a pier, for rent money… it’s not true. Tommy tongue-kisses sailors, for fun. Now, on with our questions…
Every year PWI Magazine ranks the top fifty female wrestlers, I was ranked number eight, and a lot of you have asked me what my thoughts are on it. I’ll tell you what I think, I think it’s seven spots too low. I think I should be #1. But I also think any female wrestler who works hard, at her craft, and believes in her abilities, should think that she should be #1.
ODB was ranked, #32. That’s because I’m four times better than her. I’m just kidding. ODB was ranked #32, and I think you can make a case for her… being #1. She is a great wrestler.
So an independent worker named Madison Eagles, was ranked #1, and I tweeted her “If I see you on the street, it’s go time.” Just kidding. I tweeted her “congratulations.”
When I was younger, I used to fire off angry emails at PWI if I wasn’t ranked #1. As I matured, I realized the ranking was subjective, and it’s an honor to be included in the mix. So, I think, I should be #1, but any girl on the list that doesn’t think she should be #1, needs to be in a different business.
I have a question from YouTube: “Before you go into a wrestling match, what steps do you take to ensure your own physical safety and that of your opponent?”
How do I ensure my own physical safety? I’ve trained twelve years in this business, I have a rigorous weight training regimen, I stretch and warm up well before each match, and I say a little prayer, before I go to the ring. How do I ensure the safety of my opponent? It’s simple. I give ’em the opportunity, not to step in the ring with me.
I have a question on Twitter: “Where is your favorite place to perform?”
I have been in hundreds of cities, on five continents, and that’s an easy answer. Madison Square Garden. It’s historic, it’s a loud building, and the fans are great. My father went to Madison Square Garden when he was a kid. I won my first WWE championship, in Madison Square Garden. The Godfather put me through my first table, at Madison Square Garden. And hands down… that is my favorite place, my #1… place to perform.
I have a question from Jeff on Facebook: “I am a teacher in the Chicago public schools, I see that you live in Chicago now. Will you stop by my class and talk about the importance of education?”
Jeff, send me the contact information for the school, if it’s legitimate, I’ll be there next week. Actually… I’m wrestling most of next week, I will be there… the following week.
Special Thank You to The Salesman for writing the transcript for the video!
