From Wrestling Fan to Referee: A Full Circle Journey | Interview with Jessica Carr

🔑Jessica Carr recalls her experience as the first female referee in WWE, highlighting the progress made for women in the industry.

🚀Training at the Team 3D Academy helped Jessica Carr transform her physique and develop mental toughness, setting her on the path to success.

💪Having mentors like Bully Ray and Charles Robinson has been crucial in Jessica Carr's development as a referee and gaining credibility in the wrestling world.

🌟Jessica Carr's journey from being a fan to a referee showcases the determination and hard work required to achieve one's dreams.

📸Reflecting on her progress, Jessica Carr shares a full-circle moment of taking a photo with Charles Robinson as a fan and later working alongside him as a referee in the same arena.

Why did Jessica Carr choose the last name 'Car'?

—Jessica Carr chose the last name 'Car' as a tribute to Dan Carr, the strength and conditioning coach at the Team 3D Academy. Dan played a significant role in Jessica's journey to becoming a professional wrestler and helped her transform her physique.

Who were some of Jessica Carr's mentors in WWE?

—Jessica Carr had the opportunity to work with mentors like Bully Ray and Charles Robinson in WWE. They provided guidance, support, and invaluable knowledge as she transitioned into the world of professional wrestling.

What challenges did Jessica Carr face as the first female referee in WWE?

—As the first female referee in WWE, Jessica Carr faced the challenge of gaining credibility and breaking expectations. However, she was grateful for the support she received from her colleagues and the recognition that women referees are now a normal part of the industry.

How did training at the Team 3D Academy impact Jessica Carr's career?

—Training at the Team 3D Academy, under the guidance of Bubba Ray and D-Von Dudley, helped Jessica Carr not only learn wrestling skills but also develop mental toughness and discipline. The academy provided her with the foundation necessary for her success as a referee.

What advice does Jessica Carr have for aspiring referees?

—Jessica Carr advises aspiring referees to always be vocal and contribute their ideas to matches. She emphasizes the importance of building credibility, learning from experienced talents, and never losing gratitude for the opportunities in the wrestling industry.

01:20Jessica Carr talks about her journey as the first female referee in WWE and how it has impacted the perception of women in the industry.

06:11Training at the Team 3D Academy helped Jessica Carr transform her physique and develop mental toughness, setting her up for success in her career as a referee.

10:40Jessica Carr expresses her gratitude for mentors like Bully Ray and Charles Robinson, who have supported and guided her throughout her career.

12:53Jessica Carr shares a full-circle moment of taking a photo with Charles Robinson as a fan and later working alongside him as a referee in the same arena.