Scarlett Bordeaux eyes MLW Women's World Championship: 'The day's coming'

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Major League Wrestling star Scarlett Bordeaux has been on a bit of a winning streak since “MLW Fusion” aired earlier this month and has her eyes set on some gold.

Bordeaux has wins over Aleah James and Blair Onyx in recent weeks. Her longtime friend, Shotzi, won the MLW Women’s World Championship against Shoko Nakajima, and while Bordeaux is happy for her, she’ll be ready to fight when the time comes.

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“Man, she’s getting decorated. The girl deserves it,” Bordeaux told Fox News Digital of Shotzi. “I’m telling you, she’s the hardest worker. I know in the last month, she’s had like 24 matches. So, 24 matches, multiple countries. She’s the hardest worker, an incredible wrestler. I’m so, so proud of her.

“You know I’ll always support my girl, Shotzi. That’s my girl. But when it’s time to fight. It’s time to fight. It’s such a complicated thing because I love that belt on her but when I did come to MLW to prove myself, to get that gold, the day’s coming. Let’s put it that way.”

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After her recent win against Onyx, Bordeaux said she was looking forward to the match.

“So, I was really excited to wrestle Blair Onyx. She came from Black and Brave Academy. I knew Seth Rollins, who was Tyler Black in (Ring of Honor) when I started,” she said. “So, she was a student of his. So, getting to work with her, she was such a special character, super athletic. I think she’s great. I really, really had a good time working with her. She’s very flexible. I don’t know if you saw but her shoulder pops out and rolls back in, which I thought was awesome. She’s very, very special and I feel like she’s going to be doing a lot in the next few years. Everyone is going to be seeing her everywhere.”

Bordeaux has been back at MLW since November, re-appearing in the company with her husband Killer Kross.

She said she was enjoying being able to show her creative abilities more.

“We have been able to collaborate so many great ideas that we’ve pitched,” she told Fox News Digital. “MLW has been just so great to work for. I have absolutely nothing bad to say about them. The matches and the opponents they’ve given me have all been so incredibly talented. Lady Frost is definitely a pain in the a– in the ring but she’s so talented too and so athletic. They’ve really built this incredible company with this great roster. I feel very lucky to be there.”