Chelsea Green has her sights set on a match with one of WWE’s top champions. Green continues to reign as the WWE Women’s United States Champion, and she’s eager to face the best competition WWE has to ...

Chelsea Green credits the past women's divisions in ... leader in the company that makes women feel equal to men. During an interview with The Sports Agents Podcast, the first-ever Women's United ...

History was made when Chelsea Green became the first WWE United States Women’s Champion in December. Since then the Canadian ...

Chelsea Green is one of the most entertaining characters on WWE TV. A former Divas Champion recently expressed her desire to "mix it up" with the Women's United States Champion in the upcoming Royal ...

On the latest episode of No Holds Barred, Postmedia wrestling writer Jan Murphy speaks with WWE United States Women’s Champion and Victoria, B.C. native Chelsea Green. Chelsea talks about her ...

In a recent video with "Virgin Radio UK," Women's U.S. Champion Chelsea Green recalled the first time she held a championship as a wrestler.

In 2025, Chelsea Green exploded onto the scene ... and raising awareness about mental health through public appearances, interviews, and social media. She speaks about the need for an inclusive ...

Chelsea Green made WWE history at Saturday Night's ... saw the conversation online as well. In an interview with Cultaholic, she commented on the possibility of facing Penta in a WWE ring.

Chelsea Green Reveals Dream Match, Bianca Belair Praises Lash Legend & Jakara Jackson Wrestling News and Rumors ...

Chelsea Green is enjoying her first-ever championship ... she tried to make her way in through "Tough Enough." During an interview with "The Wrestling Classic," Green looked back at her time ...

WWE Women's United States Champion Chelsea Green has seemingly ... In a recent interview with "The Wrestling Classic," Green expressed interest in acting, while also revealing which reality ...

History was made when Chelsea Green became the first WWE United States Women’s Champion in December. Since then the Canadian has fully embraced her platform representing the red, white and blue.