Bianca Carelli : 5 Things know Santino Marella's daughter

Bianca Carelli: 5 Things you need to know about Santino Marella's daughter

Modified May 06, 2021 08:28 GMT

Santino Marella and his daughter Bianca Carillo

#1 Bianca Carelli had a previous tryout with WWE

Bianca Carelli went to a WWE tryout in 2019

Bianca Carelli never hides her desire to join WWE. In 2019, she received an opportunity to fulfill her dream when company officials invited her to a tryout in Toronto during SummerSlam week.

I was fluent until the last word... never again will I forget “le mot: guérir” pic.twitter.com/a9vsEQNRPb
— Bianca Carelli (@CarelliBianca) January 26, 2021

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Before the tryout, Carelli only had three years of in-ring practice.

While she thought it was enough to get her through, WWE passed on the opportunity to sign her up.

Last November.... at battle arts academy #womenswrestling #battlearts pic.twitter.com/VXio1nB7bw
— Bianca Carelli (@CarelliBianca) December 17, 2018

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Bianca Carelli admitted the physical test was not her problem. Instead, she felt she did not have enough time to show WWE officials her perseverance.

"I only had two days and I felt like I didn’t have enough time to show them my perseverance and it would have just been better for me," she told SLAM! Wrestling.

Despite her failed attempt, Bianca Carelli admitted she had learned from the experience.

"I now have a better idea of what the WWE is looking for and how I fit into all of that," said Carelli.

Now, the ball is in WWE's court. Will Triple H and Stephanie McMahon give Santino Marella's daughter another chance?

Given her immense talent and dedication, it wouldn't be a surprise to see her join the WWE Performance Center in the near future.

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