I quoted the whole thing because it's all true, but I bolded the part that's most important for my purposes here.
Does this sound sexist? Well, yes, because it is sexist. But more importantly, it sounds idiotic. Again, because that's what it is. I'm not sure where or when Lana complained about anybody looking at her, or when any diva in the WWE did so for that matter, so I'm guessing you're making a more general statement about women in general, which is always fun. Either way, I hate to break it to you, and since this isn't the appropriate place for this conversation I'll keep this short, but not everything that every woman does is designed to get men to look at them. Not every woman is thinking about men with every decision they make, everything they say, and everything they do. Just because a woman is wearing something that happens to draw your attention, thst doesn't mean she was trying to do so. And just because a woman wants to look good, either for herself or other women or men, that doesn't mean she wants the creepy ass attention you're probably giving her. There's a big difference between a man noticing a woman's outfit, making eye contact with her and smiling and staring at her rack or her ass when she's not looking. And, since we're on the general topic, there's something else you probably need to know. No, cat calls are not "compliments." Telling a woman she looks pretty is a compliment. Whistling at a woman, calling her baby, and telling her to shake it or telling her you'd love to "hit that" isn't a compliment. It's crude, creepy, and depending on the situation, can be terrifying for the woman. How did I know you like to talk to women that way? Call it a lucky guess.
Also, this is why I quoted and bolded Jack-Hammer above. Why aren't you complaining about the way Randy Orton dresses? Or the "outfit" Batista wrestles in? Why don't you care about them keeping Big E, Cesaro, Wade Barrett, or Sheamus "covered up" when they're wrestling? In the Lana/Rusev combination, Lana is significantly more "covered up" of the two, and yet we're talking about Lana's outfit - a business suit. And you're kidding yourself if you don't think women wear what Stephanie wears to board meetings all across the country on a daily basis. (And, yes, lots of women wear what Lana wears too.)
If Lana is drawing your attention away from Rusev, that's a you problem, not a WWE problem. For most fans, those who are capable of controlling their hormones like they're not a 15 year old virgin, she does what she's supposed to do. She brings attention to both herself and Rusev. She's doing what Trish did for Test & Albert, what Stacy Keibler did for the Dudley Boyz, what AJ did for Daniel Bryan, etc.
Lana showing too much? Really? Give me a break.