WWE is interested in signing NJPW Strong Women’s Champion Giulia, a top star in the wrestling industry. Her services are highly sought after by WWE. Other wrestling organizations outside of WWE, such as AEW and Stardom, are also considering signing Giulia.
There has been some speculation that Giulia may join forces with AEW and Stardom, although it is unclear whether this is actually in the works. According to Fightful’s Sean Ross Sapp, WWE is quite keen on signing Giulia for NXT, and both AEW and Stardom have discussed the possibility of collaboration. It’s uncertain regarding AEW, but reports suggest that WWE is close to finalizing their plans.
WWE keen to sign Giulia
WWE isn’t only interested in re-signing former stars; they’ve also brought up fresh faces like Jade Cargill and Brian Pillman Jr. They’re putting in a lot of effort to assemble a formidable roster, much to the delight of wrestling fans. However, that’s not the end of the thrills. Talented NJPW wrestler Will Ospreay is also being courted by WWE. In February of 2024, he will be eligible for free agency, and WWE has shown interest in signing him.
Giulia is currently one of the most talked-about wrestlers in the industry. At 29 years old, she has a heritage that includes both Italy and Japan. She holds the title of Artist of Stardom Champion and is part of World Wonder Ring Stardom. Giulia is not only a prominent member but also the leader of her group, and she has established herself as one of the world’s top female wrestlers.
Multiple professional wrestling organizations have shown interest in signing her. It’s not just WWE’s Chief Content Officer who has taken notice of her. According to a report by Mike Johnson of PWInsider, WWE is highly interested in Giulia, and they appear to be making significant progress in convincing her to join their NXT roster. Rumors even suggest that Giulia might visit the WWE Performance Center this month.
Giulia career highlights
Giulia has become a household name despite her lack of WWE participation. She was born in London, England, and she has a mixed Italian and Japanese background. In 2017, she gave wrestling a try and quickly found success. At her first stop, Ice Ribbon, she quickly rose through the ranks and became Rookie of the Year and a tag team champion. After that, she wrestled independently before joining Stardom.
Currently she’s the NJPW Strong Women’s Champion after making the switch from WWE. All of her success in the ring earned her PWI’s #2 female wrestler ranking, behind only Rhea Ripley. If she signs with WWE, she has a shot at the top spot in the next year.
If she were to join a sports entertainment firm, do you think WWE would be her first choice? Share your opinion about the rising star in the comments.
