
With Leather: You’ve already touched on it, but the WWE does so much when it comes to going overseas and putting on events to show appreciation for the troops, as well as working with the Wounded Warriors Project. What’s that like on your end as a WWE star and champion, interacting with our troops like that?
Eve Torres: It’s crazy because we go over there to show our appreciation, they thank us for being there, and it’s like, no, this is our job to thank you for your service. But they really are so appreciative to see a little piece home all the way out there, because we don’t just go to the big bases. We get on Blackhawks and go to places that are way out there, that no one goes to visit. That’s the really fun part, to go to the places where they’re not expecting the Big Show, Vince McMahon, Kelly Kelly and me to walk in. Every time I go over there, it’s life-changing for me, because we really have no idea what’s going on over there.
Everyone is over there by choice, but whether they’re on the front lines or not, they’re still away from their families and friends. They can’t just get in a car and go to Starbucks or drive to their family’s barbecue. All of these things that we take for granted in the United States, it’s very apparent that they don’t have those things. We don’t realize that until we go there and it’s just the bases in the desert. It’s very amazing to be able to bring a morale booster to them.
With Leather: You’ve also been on a number of other reality and game shows, so is it safe to assume that after the fighting is over there could be a career as an actress?
Eve Torres: Through everything I’ve done with the WWE, I would say that it’s a boot camp for the entertainment world and whatever it is that you want to do. We’re on live television every week, so I feel like if we can do this, we can do anything. And you look at the guys who have made movies through the WWE, it’s really helped them as performers. I’d just really love that as well. I love acting and I love developing these characters, finding out who they are and committing to them. I’d love more experience with that. Hopefully, one of these days, the WWE will put a Diva in a film. Eve Torres for The Marine 4.

(Via)
With Leather: You’re engaged to Rener Gracie, who is obviously famous in his own right as the man behind the Gracie Academy and Gracie University. I want to pitch a TV show idea – Celebrity Couples Fight Club. I shouldn’t have to ask, but you two would completely win, right?
Eve Torres: Oh yeah. They just wouldn’t get past him. I’d love to say that I could do some damage, but I’ve seen Rener take on 40 cops at one time and tap them out one at a time, one after the other. That was pretty awesome. He’s pretty cool.
With Leather: Having gone to USC, do you follow college football at all?
Eve Torres: I haven’t recently. I actually really enjoy watching football and I’ll always be a huge USC fan, but ever since USC football got a little tarnished, I kind of stopped investing so much into it. The problem is that I’m working every Saturday night. When other people are enjoying their weekends and days off, we’re working. Unfortunately, I miss a lot of football and UFC fights.
With Leather: I only ask because I’d like to know from a fan’s perspective how it feels to know that everyone in America hates Lane Kiffin.
Eve Torres: That I’m not familiar with, because I just remember Pete Carroll, who was one of the most loved coaches. That’s all I have in my memory. I just remember winning all of the time.

With Leather: Finally, I want to ask you about your fear of clowns. How would you react if you were told that you’d have to wrestle Doink on RAW?
Eve Torres: When I was in college, my friends thought it would be funny to drag me through a haunted house with clowns and I was in tears, shaking. I was ready to fight every one of them. It was not a good scene. I don’t know where it comes from or why. Whenever Doink comes back, he knows that I am scared of clowns. He will purposely look for me and jump out of places, and come into the Divas locker room to scare me. It’s very frightening and I almost punched Doink straight in the face.
With Leather: Sounds like we have the perfect villain for The Marine 4.


Uh-oh, Alex* is gonna have to fight Rener “Daaaang!” Gracie for Eve’s heart?
Great interview, Eve seems like cool people.
I am mightier than the combined strength of 40 cops so it should be a good fight.
:)
bro, she’s engaged bro, she’s totes gonna marry that dude what ain’t you bro, you gotta stop it, bro, dude, bro!
We got a wedding to bust up bros.
*starts polishing brass knucks*
I found my brass knucks, let’s do this.
Also, can I do this?
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And then you and Eve hop onto my getaway bus. Then, as Gracie dashes out of the church, steps onto my bus and yells “WHERE’S THIS BUSINESS CAT,” John John the Bastard gets up out of his seat and maces Gracie in the eyes, then I get up out of my chair, yell “You goin’ to jail now, YOU goin’ to jail now!” and uppercut him out of the bus.
We drive off with Simon & Garfunkel playing over the PA system, and make it six blocks before we get pulled over by cops and hauled off to jail for the next couple nights. Worth it? Probably not, but it’s probably necessary. Because Eve.
YYYYEEEESSSSS!!!
And then the rest of us stage an Prison breakout including elaborate disguises, foreign accents, costume changes, and a few 450 splash’s thrown in for good measure.
I’d like to know more about this Rener Gracie vs. 40 cops story. Was this part of a demonstration, or was it a real life version of Jet Li in Kiss of the Dragon? “I’m coming up.” *tosses cell phone*
I want to imagine that it was a demonstration for GJJ, which they teach to cops and military dudes. If he just went Hulk, then daaaaaang.
I would hope it was a demo… If not I have to wonder where the cops are getting their tactics from Specter? Who has 40 guys and attacks 1 by 1?
I want to imagine it had to do with the time that Rener got caught delivering cocaine while also exposing his genitals.
Since no one else did….
*holds up sign*
EVE
YAY EVE!
Shit, I’ve always wanted to punch Doink straight in the face. Eve and I are totes soulmates.
Great interview and an especially great job almost making Eve Torres interesting. I punched out mid-2nd page but it really was well done.
Good interview. I’d love, LOVE it if Eve were to continue her BJJ in matches and made reference as to why she started. More girls and women should be taking self-defense classes. If Layla has breast cancer covered, Eve can cover near sexual assault.
She seems cool. Now I have to start paying attention to WWE again. Thanks dick.
Here’s the thing with Jiu-jitsu chicks when they get you in a choke hold: can you pull out your junk and finish beatin’ off before you pass out.
+anaconda choke!
Eve has gone from “ugh eve” to “hey eve” in the dinosaur household. I think we have People Power to thank.
Never brought up the brutal backstage attack on Kaitlyn.
WHAT KIND OF JOURNALISM IS THIS?! WHY IS NO ONE ASKING THESE WWE DIVAS THE TOUGH QUESTIONS?!
Eve doesn’t read WL, does she? There’s no way she’d do this interview if she was a regular B&W reader.
Still, interesting stuff. Didn’t know much about her. My favourite show used to be The X Files too.
I’m not yet convinced Eve can read.
I wish this was how the last question would have ended…
With Leather: Finally, I want to ask you about your fear of clowns. How would you react if you were told that you’d have to wrestle Doink on RAW?
Eve: That’s a clown question, bro.
~FIN~
She seems nice.. :)
Eveeeee
Is it weird that my biggest takeaway from this interview is that that I’m now certain that I hate Doink?
No, that’s totally reasonable.