Comments on: Aaron’s WWEport – How Do You Solve A Problem Like The Divas Division?

By: Sharp-O

Sharp-O — Mon, 29 Oct 2012 18:18:14 +0000

I agree with the assessment of TNA, and I think it’s the same for the company as a whole. The production and story might be lacking but at least you get a ton of wrestling each show instead of 90mins of twitter and merch and motivational nonsense. When I was watching last year, they had a shit hot tag team division with ACTUAL tag teams, not just two wrestlers lumped together. They were some of the best matches on there, like it was with WWE back in the 2000’s.

By: Aaron

Aaron — Mon, 29 Oct 2012 17:53:40 +0000

Agree with both the belt and the name change.

I think WWE do a great job at the developmental stage with finding female talent. Unfortunately a lot of these women leave after a relatively short time due to a number of grievences. There have been a few big name departures this year. They need to do something to address this soon or they’ll loose all the good women they have.

By: Aaron

Aaron — Mon, 29 Oct 2012 17:50:42 +0000

Indeed, the large majority are men but I see more and more women in the crowd everytime I watch the show, so WWE have to acknowledge/take advantage of this growing fan-base.

They’re pushing for more kids to watch and I think a stronger women’s division would be embraced by the young girls attending, especially if they had their own show and they could get to know the female wrestlers better.

With Stephanie promoting the BA Star campaign so hard, I think this should be another thing for her to concentrate on.

By: Dawfydd Kelly

Dawfydd Kelly — Mon, 29 Oct 2012 17:15:10 +0000

Step one: Ditch that ugly-as-&^%$ Divas belt, and start calling it the Womens Championship/ division again
Step two: To be fair, WWE are moving in the right direction by hiring women who actually CAN wrestle who happen to look good, but they need to be going much further. They have the immensely talented Sara Del Rey signed, and Rachel Diaz with her heritage could provide a way to get fans interested again in the womens division…

By: Kristina

Kristina — Mon, 29 Oct 2012 16:40:40 +0000

I am surprised that the WWE hasn’t stepped up its Divas division after Stephanie McMahon took a higher position within the company. As a woman, I find it disheartening that the Divas aren’t taken seriously or utilized to their fullest capacity. There are female wrestlers out there who are gorgeous and could wrestle…, Why not hire those women and use the others, like say, Eve, to stay on as managers and out-of-the-ring personalities? I think talent speaks on a higher level than T&A, but I could be wrong…, because let’s face it, the majority of WWE viewers are men. But give the fans who are women some credit where its due, WWE.