There was no shortage of grief given to WWE Superstar Brie Bella following her return match to Monday Night RAW last week, as a couple of spots during the contest did not go as planned.

Both of the mistakes came off of sequences involving Brie doing a suicide dive (or feigning one) and social media was very quick to jump on the mishaps, one of which could have seen Brie seriously injured. Recently, the returning Superstar spoke with Yahoo about her comeback to the squared circle and addressed what happened on RAW last week:

“With any type of physical body change, it changes so much. Even last week on ‘Raw’ when I did the suicide dive and it was less momentum than I should have had, I forgot that I’m 10 pounds heavier than what I was. Gravity doesn’t lie. That was a little different for me. I don’t mind if I fail or if I succeed. No matter what, I want to look back with no regrets. If I fail, last week for example, I went to sleep at night and I was kind of bummed out, but I learned something about myself. I learned where my body is at, where I am at.”

Brie also spoke about her decision to get back into the ring after becoming a mother and the challenges it has presented:

“I will admit that it has been a little more overwhelming than what I had thought. I think it has been harder for me than it has been for Birdie. Leaving her, I didn’t realize how attached I was, so I have been struggling with that. I think I have cried myself to sleep more during this comeback because I miss her so much.

No matter how hard you work out outside of the ring, I have a personal trainer, I do so much conditioning, I could probably go run a marathon and kill it, but in-ring endurance you only get by having matches and that’s the one thing that really woke me up. I was so blown up at the end of the match trying to catch my breath.”

Quotes c/o Yahoo

To read the full interview, check it out at this link.

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