They say that those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it. But in the case of one of WWE's former villainous stables, it still had attitude in a new era. During one of her questionnaires, "The purest and the unkillable" Zoey Serrano (formerly known as WWE star Zoey Stark) and this current women's champion wanted to give this former group a facelift."Modern day Right to Censor," Serrano replied. "I pitched that gimmick so many times. It's insane. And it wasn't my idea. So, I got to give all the credit to Liv Morgan. Liv pulled me aside while we were at a live event, and she said, 'Hey, dude. Like, I think you just need a character. And I think that character for you could be Right to Censor. I think it would be fun for you. Now you know what your story is every single time you go out there...' I really liked that idea. She was like, 'Why don't you just post it? Just see what happens. What's the worst that could happen, right?' So, right there in front of her, [I] started making an X post. Made all of it, showed her the photo...She was like, 'Yeah, I like that. Now, just add the censor.' And then, I added the censor. She is so creative. She's so great."To her surprise, Serrano's first post saw big numbers. With other Superstar's permission, she went on to post about their "inappropriate" attire and styles, including Morgan, Bianca Belair, and Rhea Ripley, to name a few. Even with 10 million engagement and view-wise reactions, it appears WWE creative did not see it as a fit at that time. Serrano's five-year tenure in the WWE ended this past April, as part of WWE's annual post-WrestleMania cuts.Taking her dominance back, she, along with another former WWE talent, Shayna Baszler, capitalized on a big moment recently in TNA, as the two (now under the tag team name of Apex) captured the Knockouts World Tag Team Championships at Bound for Glory.If you use any of the quotes in this article, please credit "Zoey Serrano" with a h/t to Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.
