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Nikki Bella Talks About Reaction to Her WWE Divas Title Win.

- E! Online spoke with new WWE Divas
Champion Nikki Bella after her big win
at Survivor Series on Sunday 23/11/14. She
commented on backstage reaction to
the win:
"I think everyone's in shock. They were
waiting outside when I came out and
gave me hugs and kisses , and Nattie
wrote me a nice, super long text.
They've all been waiting for a change
and they've seen how hard I've been
working and I think they are very happy
for me; they felt it was very deserving."
Nikki also commented on her new
goals:
"I definitely want to accomplish so
much more. This Divas Championship I
hold so close to my heart and I love the
Divas division and WWE, and we've
seen what the power of Total Divas
does for our Divas, I want to make this
title so much, I want to make every Diva
mean something, I want to have a long
title run; I know AJ had an insanely long
title run and i want to beat it. My first
goal is to hold onto this for as long as I
can; I want to be challenged every
week ; I want to know that my title is on
the line and I have to fight to keep it.
Those are definitely my new goals with
this and just to be the best Nikki Bella
that I can be."

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