Mickie James is a legend when it comes to women’s professional wrestling.

She appeared in the National Wrestling Alliance, Ring of Honor, Total Nonstop Action (TNA) Wrestling and Ohio Valley Wrestling before broke out with WWE in 2005.

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James had a lasting and memorable career with WWE, with her first stint ending in 2010 and her second stint ended in 2021. She was a five-time WWE Women’s Champion and one-time WWE Diva’s Champion. She was in TNA, Global Force Wrestling and a few other indie campaigns between races with WWE.

James’ great experience with professional wrestling made her the perfect choice as a coach in the upcoming TV show “WWE Legends and Future Greats”, also known as “WWE LFG.”

The reality show, which premieres on Sunday, will see James, The Undertaker, Booker T and Bubba Ray Dudley Mentor the next generation of Wrestling -Super Stars. Viewers get an interior look at what it takes to do it in the industry.

James told Pakinomist Digital in a recent conversation that it was quite difficult to determine what type of characteristics she looked for in a pro -wrestler that gained a competitor’s background and experience.

“Every person you need to train so differently depending on where they are in their wrestling journey,” she explained. “I always say that I think what makes a superstar is the ability to exploit the thing that makes you unique that stands out from the crowd, whether physical or emotional or whatever , and makes it bigger than life.

“In my opinion, like talent, many of the times are the things that just through culture and our desire to fit in and be like everyone else and normal – it’s the last thing you want in wrestling is to be Like everyone else and normal.

Ruby Riott, real pointing to Mickie James, who was standing on the corner rope before the start of a women’s match during Saturday’s WWE Live Wrestling event 19 January 2019. (Ronald W. Erdrich/Reporter-News)

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“And I could just talk to myself, but I often find that these are the things you want to make bigger, even bigger and go bigger with because it’s the things that will separate you from everyone else. The last it , you want is to be like anyone else at the arena.

James said she was thrilled to be a coach on the show and pull the curtain back on some of the WWE stories she wants to work with.

She added that she thought she had a unique experience because of her career field.

“I think I relate most to these ‘future greatness’ because I went through the development system and then came up to TV,” she told Pakinomist Digital. “I can understand. I can relate a little more with them about how it feels to be in their shoes.

“It’s been a lot of race to do. I feel like I’m constantly learning still and it’s cool to get to know these talent at another level at a real personal level and are in love with them all. Also to learn All my colleagues to know on another level and hopefully earn a newly won respect from them all.

“WWE Legends and Future Greats” contains four coaches trying to develop the next big superstar. (A&E)

“WWE Legends and Future Greats” is at A&E at. 20 et.