In an exclusive and revealing shoot interview, ECW legend Shane "The Franchise" Douglas sits down with wrestling valet legend Baby Doll, offering fans an unprecedented look into her storied career. From her early days in the wrestling business to her rise as one of the most iconic valets in the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) and Jim Crockett Promotions (JCP), Baby Doll's journey is explored in depth.
Baby Doll's Start in the Business: Born Nickla Ann Roberts on February 13, 1962, Baby Doll grew up with wrestling in her blood. Her father, Nick Roberts, was a well-known wrestler and promoter in Texas, providing Baby Doll with early exposure to the wrestling world. This familial connection laid the groundwork for her future career.
Entry into Wrestling: Baby Doll began her career in 1984, initially working in smaller promotions. Her striking presence and ability to connect with the audience quickly caught the attention of major wrestling promotions.
NWA/JCP Debut: Baby Doll's big break came when she joined Jim Crockett Promotions in the mid-1980s. She was introduced as the valet for Tully Blanchard, one of the top heels in the company. Her persona as "The Perfect 10" and her chemistry with Blanchard made her an instant sensation.
Iconic Feuds and Alliances: Throughout her career, Baby Doll was involved in some of the most memorable feuds and storylines in wrestling history. Her alliances with wrestlers like Dusty Rhodes and her rivalries with other valets and wrestlers added significant drama and excitement to the promotions she worked for. 
Valet for the Stars: After her time with Tully Blanchard, Baby Doll went on to valet for other top stars, including Ric Flair and Dusty Rhodes. Her ability to enhance the storylines and elevate the wrestlers she worked with cemented her status as one of the greatest valets in wrestling history.
Road Stories and Personal Anecdotes: In the interview, Baby Doll shares fascinating behind-the-scenes stories from her time in the wrestling business. Her experiences working with some of the biggest names in wrestling, along with her unique perspective as a female performer in a predominantly male industry, provide valuable insights. 
Personal Reflections:  Baby Doll reflects on her journey, the challenges she faced, and the lessons she learned along the way. Her anecdotes about interactions with wrestling legends and the camaraderie among the wrestlers offer a deeper understanding of the wrestling world during her era.