Trinity Fatu, formerly known as Naomi in WWE, never anticipated the turn of events that led her to where she is today. After spending 14 years in WWE, holding titles and establishing herself as a force to be reckoned with, she never imagined leaving the company. However, in May of 2022, along with Sasha Banks (Mercedes Mone’), she decided to walk away from WWE, leaving behind their women’s tag team titles, due to frustrations with the events of the day. Now, nearly a year later, Fatu, now going by her real name Trinity, has found herself in Impact Wrestling, seeking a fresh start and opportunities to grow as a performer. She also plans to pursue her passion for acting and dreams of being on Broadway.
With all of these pieces falling into place, Fatu has the chance to become a world champion once again. At Slammiversary, she will face Deonna Purrazzo for Impact’s Knockouts World Championship. Winning this title would be a surreal moment for Fatu, as she had never considered competing outside of WWE. She acknowledges that her journey has led her to this point through hard work and determination. She is excited to hold the championship and believes she will carry it with honor.
Fatu’s decision to join Impact Wrestling came after a year away from the ring and shoulder surgery. She needed to regain her confidence as a performer, and she felt that Impact would provide the support and opportunities she needed to step up her game. The Knockouts division in Impact is filled with talented wrestlers, and Fatu is grateful to be in a space where her ideas are heard and valued.
She is enjoying the longer match times and more promo opportunities in Impact Wrestling. Fatu admits that she used to be timid with promos and preferred longer matches. However, she now embraces the challenge of delivering engaging promos and feels herself becoming more comfortable and natural on the mic.
Fatu’s departure from WWE was a public and polarizing event, which she describes as a “very unfortunate situation.” She reaffirms that her decision was based on how she was treated that day by WWE. She hopes that fans will remember her and Sasha Banks’ decision as them standing up for what they believed was right, particularly their dedication to women’s wrestling.
Her departure from WWE brought Fatu and Banks closer together as friends. They relied on each other during that challenging time when few others checked in on them. Their friendship has continued, with Fatu supporting Banks’ debut in New Japan and Banks attending Fatu’s Impact Wrestling debut. Fatu is open to future on-screen collaborations with Banks, knowing the impact it could have on the industry.
Joining Impact Wrestling has given Fatu the opportunity to express her creativity and continue to embody her “Feel the Glow” persona, which resonates with fans. She believes there is still more to explore with this persona and is excited to see how it evolves in Impact. Additionally, Fatu is exploring opportunities outside of wrestling, such as participating in New York Fashion Week, being cast in a biopic about Mildred Burke (a pioneer in women’s wrestling), and attending dance classes at Steps on Broadway.
These new ventures have brought changes to her marriage with Jimmy Uso, who is also a WWE star. They are adjusting to a new dynamic after being joined at the hip during their time in WWE. However, they still travel together whenever possible.
Overall, Fatu is grateful for the opportunities that Impact Wrestling has provided her and is excited about the future. She remains committed to her passion for wrestling and is open to exploring new avenues in her career.
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