He believes the NWA roster is uniquely interdependent and operates as a genuine group rather than just using corporate family rhetoric.

“I've never worked with a group in my life and I I've worked a lot of places that has been more and and I I truly say this like in um in the best way possible interdependent on each other in order for the show to go off and like when other companies they'll talk oh it's a family it's a family and you”

He believes it is unlikely that NWA will hold shows for the remainder of 2020 due to the health risks associated with the ongoing pandemic.

“i would be amazed and this is not coming from anyone in management i would be amazed if nwa puts on my show in the rest of 2020 just based on how all this stuff is spiking up again i just don't think it's gonna be safe for the rest of the year for anyone to be putting on a show”

Mickie James holds a position of leadership and creative responsibility within the NWA to help develop and promote the women's wrestling division.

“it's my it's mine my little baby thing you know and i've been like really leaning on like i'd really like to put a space together where I have a powerful group of women that have been there have done that got a t-shirt and knows what it takes to make money in this business to help lead the future”