Select Answers: Nakamura, Sonya Deville, Kwee Wee!?!?

Welcome to Select Answers, a short feature that provides some of the answers to questions that were posed to Sean Ross Sapp in the most recent Fightful Weekly Q&A Podcast. The show drops every week on Fightful Select for subscribers.

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Hey SRS! What do you remember of Kee-Wee from WCW. I'm currently watching him on a random WCW Thunder.

He was definitely a Vince Russo favorite. He also went by Alan Funk. He lasted about the last year and a half of WCW and then got signed by WWE to a developmental deal after the sale. He resumed the Kwee Wee gimmick there and then got renamed "The Funkster. That didn't work out and he appeared in the short lived WWA, and then went to TNA. He was renamed "Bruce," and teamed with Lenny Lane, where they tried to rekindle the ambiguous sexuality team of Lenny and Lodi. Unfortunately for them, Billy and Chuck were going and were super over. He left TNA by November 2002, and did a few tours of All Japan. Outside of a Lucha Libre USA run he's pretty much out of wrestling. He was always very committed to what he was doing.

Hey Sean earlier in the year there was news that Nakamura contract is coming up did he resign or was that not real

I've been following leads on that all year, all the way up until last week. I've had hints dropped to me for about the last ten or eleven months, and even had an article drafted in case. However, New Japan Pro Wrestling brass believes he re-signed with WWE last year. We can't confirm that though.

Anything on Sonya Deville?

Sonya Deville (real name Daria Berenato) has effectively retired from in-ring wrestling. She said that she feels at peace with it and doesn't plan to wrestle, but had the "never say never." She's been doing her podcast and serving as a face and ambassador of Invicta FC. She said she's happy about the path she's on and said it feels weird to think about wrestling anywhere else.