Hyperactive Discuss Wrestling In Japan, Signing With Sendai Girls And What They Have Learned From Their Time There

Hyperactive discuss what it’s been like wrestling in Japan after signing with Sendai Girls, noting what they have learned from their time there.

The tag team that is made up of Safire Reed and Anita Vaughan has had a successful couple of years, with both women receiving WWE tryouts and earlier this year, were signed by Sendai Girls during their time in Japan.

While speaking to Fightful Overbooked’s In The Weeds in a new interview, Hyperactive would speak about their time wrestling in Japan, noting what they have learned from wrestling in the country.

Anita Vaughan: “I think wrestling in Japan, for the first time for any performer, it does change your perceptions of what you know wrestling to be, but in a great way. It challenges you in ways you’ve never been challenged. It really just relies on, you know, it just shows you who you are as a wrestler, as a fighter, as a performer, everything, and it does just like push you to your limits in that sense, and like it shows why like a lot of the best wrestlers in the world have gone and they’ve spent time in Japan and they’ve learned and they’ve gone on to do, if not more in Japan and bring, or, you know, bring that style back wherever they are, and it’s like, we couldn’t even tell you how much we’ve learned out there.”

Safire Reed: “I think as well, being out in Japan and not just going out there for a tour and coming back and returning to normal life, but to now be out there now full time and under a contract and live and breathe that as our job, you’re undoubtedly going to learn so much more than you ever would have if we weren’t doing what we were doing and we would like now signed with them. So we now have all this time where our job is to be the best that we can be as professional wrestlers. So of course we’re gonna grow, we’re gonna learn and you see the way they train and the way they dedicate their lives to this because it’s all they know, and now like, fortunately it’s like now all we know. So it’s just- oh god, I could talk about it forever.”

Anita Vaughan: “You go from like- we love wrestling and we get to do it on the weekends and we get to train like in the evenings during the week to now, okay, you wake up and you’re a wrestler, you wake up and you go to the dojo you you’re trading for how many hours and it’s not easy training, and like you’re on, you’re traveling like crazy distances every weekend performing in front of huge crowds all over Japan and it’s like just incredible.”

Elsewhere in the same interview, the tag team would address their match with The Brawling Birds being postponed. You can read more about that here.