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Allysin Kay and Marti Belle are prominent Impact Wrestling wrestlers known as The Hex, and they recently spoke about being better together as a tag team. They were actually successful as solo wrestlers during their first Impact Wrestling runs.
Since their return, they have formed a tag team and that happened on the 9th of February. They actually completed shocked the Knockouts Tag Team Champions, The Death Dollz, by ambushing them.
The Hex Speak About Why They Have Returned to Impact As a Team
Allysin Kay was actually extremely successful during her first run with the company.
She went on to capture the Knockouts Title twice, which is a remarkable achievement, as that title has been held by some of the best female wrestlers in the world. Marti Belle was also part of the The Dollhouse faction which was a very popular faction during a certain time.
Kay and Belle are currently looking to challenge The Death Dollz for the Knockouts Tag Team Titles. The Death Dollz consist of Taya Valkyrie and Jessicka. They will get a chance to take the titles off them at the No Surrender PPV.
The Hex recently gave an interview to Instinct Culture. The Hex then spoke about why they returned as a tag team to the promotion and are no longer competing as solo wrestlers. Kay stated that their return to Impact Wrestling is very similar to the one that they had in NWA.
They were a very successful tag team in NWA and won the NWA Tag Team Titles twice. "We had our separate runs in each company. We left for a while and then come back together and we found success doing that elsewhere, so we figured, why not?" Kay said.
"You want to keep the same formula if it's working, right? Why change it if it's not broken?" Belle then stated that she feels the same way. She stated that although it is fun to fight as solo wrestlers, it is more interesting for them to work together.
"We always say The Hex is better together. We're great separately, but The Hex is just better together, and we are very excited." Belle said. "We have found a lot of success holding championship gold [in] almost every single place that we've been to, so why not do the same at Impact?"