-At one point or another, you've all held titles.
And I want to ask the hard-hitting questions here,
because I know what I would do.
But do you take your belts with you everywhere?
'Cause I absolutely would. I would sleep with it.
-You have to. -Alexa, let's start with you.
-Oh, Lord. Yes, you have to take it everywhere.
That's, like, kind of, like -- You're like, "Oh, my gosh!
I won a title."
But then they're like, "Yes, now you have to
carry it through TSA, and it's gonna make
your bags 10 pounds heavier."
-You do have a TV title, though, and one that you carry around.
-One they carry around.
And it can get you in a little embarrassing situations.
For example, one time --
It always has to be in your carry-on.
You always have to have your gear and your title,
whatever you need for the show in your carry-on,
because Lord knows airports lose your bags.
-Yep.
-And I was putting my bag -- I was putting my bag
in the overhead, and my bag just wouldn't fit.
And the guy's like, "Excuse me, miss.
I need to check your bag."
And I was like, "No, no. No, no. It'll fit."
And I'm, like, still doing it.
And then he was like -- -And then you body-slammed him?
No, I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
-He was like, "You need to take something out of your bag."
And, of course, the only thing
that I could take out was the title.
And then, of course, miraculously, my bag fit.
And so I had to sit there and be that person that,
"In case you didn't know I'm the champ..."
Sit in my airport seat like this with the title.
You know, just everyone that walked by, "Hello, champ."
-Oh, my God.
I bet you the safety briefing about buckling your belt
was so different for you.
-Oh, I held it up. -Yeah.
Well, Paige, what about you?
Have you gone through something like that?
-Yeah, so, obviously, we have to go through
where they check your bags and everything like that,
but I didn't have my championship in it,
but they were more focused on my jacket.
So, my wrestling jacket -- I had a crap-ton of studs on it.
Like, they're really long. They're very aggressive.
Very aggressive.
Obviously, there's a lot of metal.
So, like, the woman pulls it out, and she was just like,
"What is this?"
And I'm like, "It's my jacket."
And she was like, "That's a very spiky jacket.
Are you gonna use that as a weapon?"
And I'm like, "What?"
I was like, "You think I'm gonna come on the plane
and just start, like...
Like, start attacking people with my jacket?"
And, literally, we had to have, like, a crowd of people
come over, and they're, like, inspecting my jacket.
I was like, "I promise you I'm not using this as a weapon.
I actually wear this thing."
And, like, in the end, they were just like,
"Oh, it's just a jacket.
Yeah, you can go through."
And I'm like, "Alright."
-You're like, "If I was gonna use anything as a weapon,
it'd be these."
-Yes. Or it would be the championship belt
that's laying right beside it.
Like, I don't know what to tell you.
-Natalya, what about you?
Have you almost missed a flight because of this?
-Oh, many times.
I was actually in the kitchen, which is, you know,
not unusual for me to be taking selfies.
Everybody probably knows I'm a selfie queen.
And I was taking selfies with my cat 2Pawz.
If you're not following him on Instagram,
I would suggest you follow him.
-There she is.
-I'll do whatever you say, honestly.
-So, when I won the SmackDown Women's Championship,
I was, like, you know, in the kitchen,
taking selfies with the cat, and I almost missed my flight.
And I was like, "Oh, my gosh.
I'm not even gonna make check-in."
I literally have to go with the carry-on
because I'm gonna miss the flight due --
I mean, I'm gonna have to explain to
talent relations and WWE why I'm not able
to defend this title at a pay-per-view
because I was taking selfies with my cat.
-Priorities. I respect that. I respect that.
So, Alexa and Natalya, you have actually faced off
against each other in the ring.
-Yes. -Many times.
-What do you remember from those matches?
-Can I start? -Yeah, start, please.
-For some crazy reason, every time I wrestle Lexi,
I manage to give her a giant wedgie,
and I don't know why or how it happens, but, somehow,
there's always a wedgie involved in our matches -- always.
-It's only on the televised matches, too.
It's not even on the live events that aren't televised.
But, yeah --
-It sounds powerful and horrible.
Let's relive it. I have a picture.
I mean, that looks like -- Yeah. That's a -- Here's a question.
Here's a question.
Have you mastered how to pick a wedgie during a match?
-Yes. 100%. -Really?
-Anytime someone rolls you in the ring, 100% of the time,
you're gonna see me do one of these as I roll in.
-Really?
-Pull the shorts right on my butt.
-You either throw the person out and pull it out
or you're just, like, in a pin,
and then they help you pull it out.
-Yep.
-Well, there's an art to it, and we've definitely mastered it.
-Yeah.