Lita Promises "Attitude Era Vintage Match" at WWE Evolution

Lita will team up with Trish Stratus at WWE Evolution. (Source: WWE)

The WWE's first-ever pay-per-view service dedicated to the Women's Division – Evolution is set to make its historic debut on Monday. While all the wrestlers in the locker room are gearing up for pay-per-view, the Lita Hall of Fame will also be one of the many stars in action. At Evolution, Lita will finally have the chance to settle scores with her ring-mate, Mickie James, about 11 years after she ended her career with a loss to Survivor Series in 2006. Lita was seen for the last time times during the Royal Rumble sporting a gear that reads #TIMESUP. At Evolution, she teamed up with her fellow Hall of Fame, Trish Stratus, to face the team of Alexa Bliss and James. Before returning to the square four times, the former Team Xtreme member spoke to Indian Express and gave him a glimpse of what to expect from Evolution, which promised to bring back the era. Attitude to the WWE Universe.

"I had an open mind about the people I was going to face and I was happy to be able to face anyone on the list. But when I knew it was Mickie James, I was very excited because I know her very well. It helps me a lot because I know what to expect, why coach and I also know what she is doing there. "

"What you can expect from a vintage style vintage match. Really remind people of our quarrel at the time. So we expect to do a complete tour and build on what we already have, "she added.

Lita also kept a close eye on the current roster and if Becky Lynch caught her attention with some incredible performances, it's the queen who remains her favorite. "My favorite is Charlotte. Becky, Sasha and Charlotte made a wonderful transition from NXT to the main line-up. But it's Charlotte who, since her stint at NXT, has taken off to become the champion several times and actually own the ring. So, my favorite performer, not only physically, but also embodying her character, is Charlotte. "

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On a possible quarrel with her fellow Hall of Fame Trish Stratus, one last time, she said, "We are still talking about teaming up, but this conversation is going on normally. It will be fun to face one last time. But as much as I would like to team up with her, it would be just as fun to play one last game. "

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