Join us for an exclusive, revealing journey with Lisa Moretti, known in the wrestling world as Ivory, in our latest shoot interview, "Inside the Ropes: Unmasking the Giants." Dive deep as Lisa shares her candid memories and untold stories from her illustrious career during the transformative year of 2001. From the inner workings of the WWE to her thoughts on the evolution of women's wrestling, Lisa offers her insights with a mix of humor and raw honesty. Discover the backstage dynamics, including the talents and challenges of fellow wrestlers like China and D-Von Dudley. Learn about the complexities of wrestler relationships and the often unspoken aspects of the wrestling business, including the real impact of politics and personal struggles behind the scenes. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to the world of wrestling, Lisa's firsthand accounts will entertain, inform, and engage you, providing a unique look at the highs and lows of professional wrestling. (00:07) 2001 starts with George W. Bush entering the White House and the Baltimore Ravens and New York Giants heading to Super Bowl 35. Destiny's Child's "Independent Women Part One" tops the charts, the average American salary is $42,228, and gas costs $1.46 per gallon. Lisa Moretti is the WWE Women's Champion.(01:12) Lisa Moretti, known in WWE as Ivory, is excited about reminiscing on her wrestling career from the 2000s and jokes about gas prices with the interviewer.(02:02) Ivory reflects on the camaraderie and humor among wrestlers backstage, highlighting D-Von Dudley's entertaining nature. She discusses the challenges and the bullying culture within the industry, particularly from Bubba Ray Dudley.(03:27) The conversation shifts to wrestling storylines involving Ivory, particularly her involvement in a significant WrestleMania event and storyline with China (Joanie Laurer).(05:13) Ivory discusses the impact of China's persona in the wrestling world, comparing her to a rock star in the right place at the right time but also touching on the interpersonal challenges and lack of acceptance China faced from other female wrestlers.