Blake Monroe says her entrance is likely to change when she finally gets her official WWE debut. She has been on the main roster for months, but she still has not worked an actual match.
Triple H and the entrance plan
"I mean, he’s amazing. So hands-on, and I’m really excited. I mean, I’ve worked with him a little bit, but obviously I haven’t had my official debut just yet. And I’m excited for the entrance because I think my entrance is going to change a little bit, and I feel like Triple H is very good at the entrances. So, I’m excited to see what we come up with," Monroe said in an interview with The Wrestling Classic. That puts the focus on the entrance as part of the debut itself, not just a separate presentation choice.
She also said she has worked with Triple H a little bit. For a performer who has already been placed on the main roster, that kind of creative input signals that the debut is still being built, not merely waiting for a bell to ring.
Friday Night SmackDown and Giulia
On Friday Night SmackDown, Monroe has mostly been used in backstage segments or run-ins. She has rarely gotten time on the show, which makes the entrance discussion more practical than cosmetic: the first full presentation will carry extra weight because viewers have not yet seen her in a standard match setting.
She has also been in a program with Giulia, but no actual match has happened yet. That leaves the current setup in a holding pattern, with Monroe already positioned on the roster while the in-ring payoff is still waiting to arrive.
After SummerSlam
After SummerSlam, Monroe may finally get her chance for an actual match. Until then, the entrance remains the clearest sign of how WWE plans to introduce her when the debut comes, and Monroe is already telling viewers to expect something different from what they have seen so far.
