Chelsea Green opens up on having Piper Niven's replacement in Secret Hervice

Overview

• Chelsea Green claimed Piper Niven to be irreplaceable in Secret Hervice, given how she has been an integral part of her WWE career in the last few years
• However, she also admitted to having said to Alba Fyre that they had to do something about the unfortunate situation
• Green wanted to use the internet, get the opinions from the fans, and move in that direction about the future of the faction

Chelsea Green claimed Piper Niven to be irreplaceable in Secret Hervice, given how she has been an integral part of her WWE career in the last few years. However, she also admitted to having said to Alba Fyre that they had to do something about the unfortunate situation. Green wanted to use the internet, get the opinions from the fans, and move in that direction about the future of the faction.

"With an injury, it's tough because you never want someone to feel like they're replaceable or disposable, especially Piper. After all, she's not. She put in a lot of work at WWE and with this partnership, as my tag team partner, and then obviously as a Slaygent," Green said in her appearance on Gabby AF.

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"I just wanted to be respectful and let it breathe for a second, and after a couple of weeks, I was like, 'Alright, Alba, we've gotta get to work. Nobody is gonna help us in this industry," Chelsea added in her statement.

"Whatever happens, happens, and we go from there," - Chelsea Green

Green wanted to use the internet, get the opinions from the fans, and move in that direction about the future of the faction. 

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"So I kind of ruminated a little bit and tried to think about what we can do, and I was just like, look, we don't know where we're going, we don't know creatively what's happening, so let's hop on the ol' internet and start something. Just get people talking, and that way, whatever happens, happens, and we go from there," Green added in her statement.