Kenzie Paige Reflects On Ending Kamille’s 812-Day NWA Women's World Title Reign, 'I Could Feel My Career About To Shift'

Kenzie Paige reflects on capturing the NWA Women's World Championship from Kamille and names some of the prospects of wrestling in her eyes.

During a recent interview with Fightful's Sean Ross Sapp, Kenzie Paige, the current NWA Women's World Champion, reflected on capturing the title from Kamille, ending her reign of over 800 days.

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She called the former champion a sister to her.

"Kamille's literally like a big sister to me. I look up to her. She's someone I look up to, and she hasn't let me down. She is her through and through, and to be able to be the one that took the championship off of someone who meant so much and did so much for the NWA, it really was like a passing of the torch. It's really what it felt like to me, and I'll never forget the next day, she brought me flowers and basically was like, ‘Here you go, I'm proud of you.’ It was just one of those moments—I'm trying not to cry—it was just one of those moments I could feel like my career is about to shift," she said.

When asked to name some of the other young stars in women's wrestling that she believes are on the rise, Paige spotlighted her real sister, Kylie Paige, Jada Stone, and J-Rod.

"Obviously, besides my sister, Kylie—and I do want to say this about Kylie really quickly, she's only been wrestling for not even three years, and she naturally gets it. But I'm not going to put her over the whole time because she's amazing. She knows it. I think Brittnie Brooks. I think she's someone that I'd really want to tussle with. Obviously, Haley J is a star. Everyone knows she's a star though," she said. "J-Rod, yes. J-Rod, she’s the OVW Women's Champion. I actually got to see her at a School of Morton show. We got to talk a little bit. We have never got to share the ring with each other though I feel like that's something that's avoided both of us for a minute.

"I feel like there's a lot of like new people that I haven't really got to get in there with. Another one that I think everyone should watch out for, Jada Stone. From the technical wrestling to the high flying to the entrance to the energy, she's someone who fully gets it. Fully gets it," she added.

Kenzie Paige will next defend the NWA Women's World Championship against WWE Superstar Natalya on May 17, 2025, at NWA Crockett Cup. Learn more about that here.

Check out the full interview embedded at the top of this page.

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