Eva Marie has put a lot of time in at the WWE Performance Center and NXT, but she still has several of detractors out there.
The "All Red Everything" Diva has had many critics, whether it is among her peers or the WWE Universe, who rail against her in-ring abilities. Nevertheless, Eva Marie has gone forward with attempting to make the most of her opportunity.
The red-haired beauty recently opened up about how she goes about blocking out her haters.
"I think no matter what or no matter who you are you're always going to get some type of negativity, whatever that may be," Eva Marie told E! Online. "But I pretty much now embrace anything that I get but it's one of those things like the proof is in the pudding type thing and as long as I know that I'm doing whatever I possibly can to achieve what I want to achieve, that's all that matters. So I block it out."
Eva Marie's progression from her humble beginnings to where she is now has been playing out in the public eye. The former fitness model is a part of the "Total Divas" cast and her early issues adjusting and her myriad problems with the rest of the Divas have been chronicled on the reality show.
She also knows that without the fans, as opinionated as they are, she wouldn't have a main roster to strive for.
"We are in the entertainment business so the fans are everything and without them I pretty much don't exist," she said. "They mean the world to me, but at the same time I'm actually very happy that they've seen my progress from when I first came in to where I'm at now."
Regardless, Eva Marie will always seem to have her skeptics, even if she keeps her positive attitude. The Diva also has a friend in it all, the newest cast member Mandy Rose.
"So with Mandy, I've been there and I've been that [new] girl, so I want to welcome anybody that's brand new and let their actions or whatnot let me determine how I feel about them," she said.
If only the WWE Universe was as welcoming.
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