Ring Divas Roster

[Steven]

Theremay be more divas in the WWE division, but honestly there is little to seperate them. Natalya has become this absolutely stupid character and Tamina was given a push at first which quickly petered out. The only unique diva in the WWE division is AJ. They need to fix that.

AJ Lee - The most complete diva on the roster. Her character is great. Her ring work is above average, she's not Trish or Lita but still very good. She can work the mic and get crowd reaction. Her spot at the top of the division is where she should be.

Aksana - With a lot of these divas, they don't get much TV time. Askana is one you don't get to see often unless you watch Superstars or Saturday Morning Slam. Even then she isn't on much. She is a divas jobber. She's kind of attractive in that eastern European way but she's not good in the ring and I don't like her voice.

Bella Twins - I see no difference in them at all. They are average to good in the ring. They have a bitchiness about them that seems overdone. They are always good to use to put over a face champion but again, they just don't change at all. It's all the same shit every time they are around.

Funkadactyls - They are at least trying to do things in the ring to set themselves apart from the pack. I've been impressed with them in ring. I haven't heard them say anything other than the Ton's of Funk intro. Maybe they need to break away from TOF and each other. Give them a shot to make it on their own and give them some mic time to see if they have any skills.

Kaitlyn - Ugh. I hate when girls try to hard to be "punky". Constantly shooting the devil horn hand signs. We get it already. Her music is like nails to a chalkboard. That said, she is passible in the ring but her spear looks like a running clothesline to the stomach. Worst move choice ever. She's got power, so she should have a high impact finisher.

Layla El - Sexy as hell but without Michelle McCool, her character has stumbled. She's decent in the ring with the right opponent. She's not good on the mic but I think she is better when she was in Flawless. Better heel than face.

Natalya - Biggest waste of talent on the Diva's roster. Probably the most talented diva in the company from a wrestling stand point. They had a chance to do something with her in the Pin-up Strong stable with Beth Phoenix but when Beth left they didn't know what to do with her. Then they did the fart deal. Really? That's the best you can come up with for someone with the Hart Legacy? Embarrassing.

Everytime a Divas storyline came up, I always hoped it was a way to bring Paige up to the main roster (not just because she is English either) But she is a good in ring worker and her character has developed well on NXT and am glad it has been rewarded with being crowned the first NXT Women's Champion

But back to what I was saying, When Kaitlyn was taken out backstage ages ago when Eve was champion, I was hoping it was going to be Paige under the hood, taking out each Diva in turn etc which I had said in the previous incarnation of the 4w boards... Then when the Secret Admirer storyline was going on, I was secretly hoping that Paige was behind it and basically do what AJ has done... But that was a means to an end and it has given AJ the title... So now I would really like to see Paige come in and be given a decent wrestling feud and not just a one off storyline and then put to the back of the pile with the rest of the Divas...

They said not too long ago that they didn't want to call Paige up because she's too young. They only want people 21 and over on TV for some reason. That's why Vince did that jab at Triple H on his 44th birthday that he wanted someone "like you, but 20 or 23 years younger" to be the champion.

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Just this past Sunday night AJ Lee defeated Natalya to retain the Divas Championship and continue her 183 day reign as the queen of the division. I thought it was quite a good match and, surprisingly enough, the crowd thought so too.

AJ is quite popular and actually isn't too bad in the ring, plus her charisma is very high. All of this combines to make her one of the best Divas Champion ever. The other women on the main roster have seen their popularity soar as a result of the Total Divas! television program.

Make no mistake about it The Divas are a draw. People want to see them wrestle and have storylines of their own, myself included. In addition to the main roster divas there are also divas down in NXT that are highly talented and highly popular, just waiting for the moment when they are called up to the main roster to make their debut. Some of the women in NXT include: Paige, Bayley, Emma, and Sasha Banks. The fact is that there are a lot of talented and popular women in the WWE.

The WWE has had a checkered past concerning women (slut shaming, exploitation) and some of their bad habits are still apparent as we close out 2013. Even in light of this, women's wrestling has been around for a long time, it has a special history all its own, and I believe it's heading in the right direction.

The argument can definitely be made that women's wrestling is more popular than it's ever been, that the matches themselves are growing increasingly entertaining, and that these trends are likely to continue. One could also make the argument that WWE has had great moments involving the divas of the past and that those past divas were even more popular and skilled. Whatever you believe, women have had a huge impact on wrestling and deserve recognition.

I have a positive outlook on the future of the divas division. There is talent on the main roster and NXT, in the ring and personality wise. We live in a society where women have more opportunities than ever before, and you can take it to the bank that there are a lot of women who want to become professional wrestlers. I only see things going up from here because of the amount of exposure the divas are currently getting.

I think the one thing above all others that could be done to make women's wrestling more relevant is get serious about storyline feuds on the main roster. We saw a small dose of this with the AJ/Kaitlyn saga. Speaking for myself I was highly entertained by it. If WWE can craft some storylines for the other females I think it would do a lot to add to the popularity and relevance of the divas division.

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A third brand, NXT, had originally been designated as a developmental brand for the main roster. In 2019 it was elevated to the third main roster brand.[5][6][7] But in 2021, the brand's weekly television show was rebooted as "NXT 2.0", and was the brand was reinstated to its original status as the developmental division for the main roster (Raw and SmackDown), though it has since dropped the "2.0" name.[8]

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For the most part, the brands have their own distinct championships, but some select titles are shared amongst all the brands, such as the WWE Speed Championship for male wrestlers, and the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship for female wrestlers.

So it is fair, I WILL NOT be in this, instead I will be the GM - Vickie Guerrero. I will be book the matches seeing who impresses me in the matches, create storylines and push who i think deserves it. I will be keeping Tabs of Wins/Loss records and thats how ill determine pushes. If we branch out into two shows, I will also be Stephanie McMahon, so the two are not avaliable to be chosen.

Along with champions, there will also be a Miss Money In the Bank, Queen of the Ring and Royal Rumble Winners. (Royal Rumble will need to be a bit different to a normal Rumble Match). When you wish to cash in on MITB or Queen of the ring title matches, you let me know

Didn't checked the CC for a VERY long time anymore (I think the last time was back in January or so?) and stopped playing the game in overall after I had signed for this division in the forums without anything happening anymore.

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