Notes

It was finally the day in which the legendary Amy Dumas was going to face 5 other women and take back the RAW Women&apos;s Championship, which she shouldn&apos;t have lost in the first place. Nothing mattered to her more than this. Her legacy depended on this victory. Various thoughts ran through her mind, and she even got to the point of asking herself the inevitable question of &quot;Am I good enough?&quot; Well, she definetly felt like she was&nbsp; better than anybody else to ever grace the wrestling ring. From Summer Rae, to one of her opponents this sunday, Sasha Banks, she truly led the revolution of women&apos;s wrestling around the world. What does it take to be a trailblazer? A legend? A queen? Iit takes giving up everything in your life and focusing on achieving your main goal. It takes surviving and sacrificing the things that mattered the most, in order to be on top. Fresh off of losing against the team of Drew Galloway and her Roadblock: End of the Line opponent, Becky Lynch; she was completely stressed out. She has had championship matches, opportunities to end bitter rivals, but never in her life has she felt such a pressure of having to win a match. She had to hide the fact that she was still embarassed by being put out of action by Charlotte Flair, and act like the strongest person, despite everybody telling her that she stands no chance against the likes of Sasha Banks and Kelly Kelly, which she completely knew that wasn&apos;t true. She was way better than every other competitor, every other woman to grace the wrestling ring. Anger was not going to help her one single bit, as she was going to give it one hundred percent. <br>
Memories of her trying her best