Toni Storm was recently a guest on AEW Unrestricted, where she took some time to talk about going up against Jamie Hayer.

“She’s probably the strongest woman I’ve ever been in the ring with, seriously. I’m not going to lie.”

“I don’t want to give her too much credit or anything, but I felt like an infant being thrown around in there. That was pretty cool.”

“I lived with her for a few months. She would go to this garage gym for two hours straight and you could hear screaming,”

Storm revealed she thought she was done with wrestling when her WWE stint came to an end.

“There were moments at first where I was like, ‘Oh, well, this is shockingly terrible. I’m going to leave forever.'”

“I mean, it didn’t last long. I sat on it for a while. You get that wrestling itch. I really thought it was dead. I really thought I was done. I’m never done. I’m a lifer.”

“I’ll probably be around until I’m old as hell and I’ll probably have kids that wrestle. I’m here for life. What else am I gonna do? I don’t have any other qualifications. I don’t like anything else. I never showed an interest in anything whatsoever. I didn’t really go to school.”

On the pie angle with Charlotte Flair:

“Well if you must know, I was actually quite happy with that segment that day because it was a lot better than the original idea.”

“The original idea was I was asked if I was comfortable with having my shirt ripped off or something. They wanted to do this whole angle where it was like they were going to rip my shirt and I would be embarrassed in my underwear, I guess. I don’t know. When you’re asked if you feel comfortable doing that, and it’s like literally people are being fired every single week, it’s like, ‘Oh, yeah.'”

“So to be honest, the pie was actually a sweet treat in comparison to what it could have been. In hindsight, I didn’t really mind. You know what? People think I’m so mad about that. I think it’s hilarious.”