Taeler Hendrix afirma que Dixie Carter lhe disse que ela era gorda para a televisão

Taeler Hendrix alegou numa entrevista este fim-de-semana que a presidente da TNA lhe disse que ela era muito “pesada” para estar na televisão.

Segundo Hendrix foi após o seu combate contra Mickie James no Impact de 6 de Junho que Dixie lhe disse isso. Hendrix disse:

"I do have my qualms. Don’t tell me on my birthday that I’m “heavy” to be on TV. I’m a size three, that’s not fat at all! I’m a role model for young girls, there’s nothing plastic about me."
 

"Someone said I looked like a skeleton, and then I started looking at my pictures and I was like "Oh my God, I really do!" I’m taller than [most female wrestlers] but I’m not bigger than them."
 

Hendrix disse que o seu ganho de peso se deveu a um problema relacionado com o cancro.: I’m really happy that I did," said Hendrix. "What I’m battling right now is cervical cancer—and when I say battling I mean I’m trying to not get it. I wasn"t setting a good example. I felt like I was a hypocrite. I would rather be healthy and stay cancer free."

Hendrix falou da sua siada da TNA ao dizer: "It was kind of a whirlwind … a long time in the making … I was super-duper unhappy … the All-American Dream … BAM! Hit in the face! It’s not happening girl, wake up! I got papers in the mail to re-sign for another year in developmental at OVW for TNA … Before I could tell them that I wouldn’t re-sign, I got the call the day before my contract expired to tell me I was released. … Maybe they can use that spot for someone they actually know what they want to do with. … I’m not offended—I’m a lot happier."