Chelsea Green has expressed significant interest in reuniting with her former faction in WWE.
Green achieved a career-defining milestone this past weekend at WWE SummerSlam in Minneapolis.
Competing in a high-stakes five-woman Ladder Match for the Interim WWE Women’s Championship, Green emerged victorious over Charlotte Flair, Jade Cargill, Tiffany Stratton, and Lash Legend to capture the title.
With current Women’s Champion Rhea Ripley sidelined due to knee surgery—with a potential return around the Royal Rumble—speculation suggests WWE may remove the “Interim” designation, establishing Green as the undisputed WWE Women’s Champion.
While Green’s championship win is a classic underdog narrative, she is no stranger to gold in WWE, having become the inaugural and two-time Women’s United States Champion. During her previous reign, Green portrayed a villainous character accompanied by her “Secret Hervice” stable, featuring Piper Niven and Alba Fyre.
In a discussion with XTU Philadelphia, Green was asked about the possibility of a “Secret Hervice” reunion.
“Oh, you know what? I would love love love that. My tag partner, Piper (Niven), she’s out with a neck injury right now, but she is rehabbing. So she is, like, on the road to recovery, but we can’t rush something like that you know what I mean?” (H/T Fightful)
As Green noted, a full reunion faces logistical hurdles, as Niven is recovering from major neck surgery and Alba Fyre is no longer with the company.
Chelsea Green Defends Michael Hayes Amid Support for Her WWE Journey
Following her championship victory at SummerSlam, Green addressed past controversies regarding WWE Producer Michael Hayes. Previous reports suggested Hayes viewed Green’s role primarily as a facilitator to elevate top stars like Charlotte Flair and Tiffany Stratton, rather than a featured performer—a sentiment that sparked significant fan debate.
Green suggested that the discourse surrounding those comments may have actually contributed to her current success.
“That clip on ‘Unreal’ is part of why I’m sitting here with this title on my shoulder right now. But I want to make sure everyone knows Michael Hayes has supported me since the minute I got to WWE. He’s the only person that is so blatantly honest, so blunt that he always, always provides the truth, whether I want to hear it or not.”
He can dish it, but he can also take it. I sent him a text this morning, ‘Have you seen that I dedicated the title to you?’ He loved it. He was laughing. He is such a good sport.”
The new champion noted that she believes the original comments were edited in a way that omitted positive feedback Hayes likely provided.
“I wish that what he said wasn’t cropped and edited to make it seem like that’s all he said because I know in my heart that he probably had a million kind things to say about me.
At the end of the day, what he said was the truth. It was the truth in that moment. It was his truth. It was Creative’s truth. It might have been Triple H’s truth, I don’t know. I’m totally glad he said it. No regrets.”
