Saraya (fka Paige) clears the air on backlash received for her first-ever promo on AEW Dynamite

Saraya (fka Paige) responded to the criticism of her first-ever promo last night on AEW Dynamite via social media.During the segment, Saraya stressed the term &quot;revolution&quot; as she vowed to bring that aspect to the AEW women's division. She then took a swipe at WWE during a verbal battle with Britt Baker.Fans, however, felt that former Paige's promo lacked proper delivery. The latter admitted on Twitter that she was rusty in the verbal game.A user on Twitter was in awe about how Saraya managed to get people's attention and that she really was the &quot;revolution.&quot;The AEW star saw this and reiterated what she said during her promo last night in Philadelphia. She even added that fans could print her words or get it tattooed for them, seemingly dusting off the critics of her live mic work.“Here the revolution. There revolution. Revolution…here because I am the revolution bud also here?” my exact words yesterday. Please get it tattooed for memory and good luck,&quot; Saraya tweeted.Check out her tweet below:SARAYA@Saraya“Here the revolution. There revolution. Revolution…here because I am the revolution bud also here?” my exact words yesterday. Please get it tattooed for memory and good luck twitter.com/paigesvega/sta…it boy👑@paigesvegawhat’s crazy to me is how saraya’s presence just feels like a massive deal. when she comes out she knows she’s a big deal which makes everyone else feel it too. she rlly is THE revolution.57656what’s crazy to me is how saraya’s presence just feels like a massive deal. when she comes out she knows she’s a big deal which makes everyone else feel it too. she rlly is THE revolution. https://t.co/rbChaoMvIW“Here the revolution. There revolution. Revolution…here because I am the revolution bud also here?” my exact words yesterday. Please get it tattooed for memory and good luck twitter.com/paigesvega/sta…Saraya immediately made an impact by executing the first-ever lumberjack match between Toni Storm and Serena Deeb for the Interim AEW Women's Championship. She also sat down at the announcers' table to commentate on the action.Fans chimed in on AEW star Saraya's recent tweet about her Dynamite promoThe Twitterverse had mixed reactions to Saraya's latest address to her first-ever statements on AEW Dynamite.A fan noted that if Saraya is a big deal, then the women's roster has been lackluster for years now. He then expressed optimism that the former Paige could deliver on her vow of being a revolutionary.Domenico Caridi@DomenicoCaridi3@Saraya If Saraya is a big deal, that means the AEW women’s division was stagnant for 3 years. I hope Saraya is who she says she is.1@Saraya If Saraya is a big deal, that means the AEW women’s division was stagnant for 3 years. I hope Saraya is who she says she is.Meanwhile, another fan wondered why Saraya didn't clarify her in-ring status during her promo, despite telling people not to believe the inaccurate reports.Troy Diaz@Troy2Slick@Saraya Why did you not give us an update about your potential return to in-ring action? You told us to not believe the dirt sheets about whether or not you are clear to wrestle, you say you will clear the air on Dynamite, we learned nothing new at all. Absolutely nothing.1@Saraya Why did you not give us an update about your potential return to in-ring action? You told us to not believe the dirt sheets about whether or not you are clear to wrestle, you say you will clear the air on Dynamite, we learned nothing new at all. Absolutely nothing.Moreover, this user understood Saraya's verbal flaws, saying that the latter hasn't been on a live mic for years.Annamaria 🦇@SpookyRampaiger@Saraya You haven’t been on tv for years, it’s absolutely okay to be nervous or mess up. Which doesn’t mean that I won’t tattoo this on my forehead tho4@Saraya You haven’t been on tv for years, it’s absolutely okay to be nervous or mess up. Which doesn’t mean that I won’t tattoo this on my forehead thoAnother user emphasized that the Philadelphia crowd showed anticipation for Saraya despite fumbling her promo. The netizen added that her &quot;revolution&quot; promo will be notorious one day, similar to Scott Steiner's math promo in TNA (IMPACT).Pro Wrestling Mini-Museum@pwmuseum1@Saraya The crowd was excited for you regardless. This will just go down as something people laugh at (in a fun way) in the future like Steiner math.@Saraya The crowd was excited for you regardless. This will just go down as something people laugh at (in a fun way) in the future like Steiner math.One user advised the former Anti-Diva to be cool, calm and collected and that she shouldn't be harsh on herself.TheBrood73@TheGraySon73@Saraya You're being too hard on yourself. Maybe it could have been more succinct but the message was inspiring and if it really means a greater focus and emphasis on the women's division, then your contribution is already a success. I'm excited for what's to come.2@Saraya You're being too hard on yourself. Maybe it could have been more succinct but the message was inspiring and if it really means a greater focus and emphasis on the women's division, then your contribution is already a success. I'm excited for what's to come.It will be interesting to see what Saraya offers on the table in the coming weeks as her in-ring status is still uncertain to this point.Did you like Saraya's first-ever promo on Dynamite? Let us know your answers in the comments section.

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