I feel sorry for divas, and in fact all the talent, who try to bust their gut night after night, only to have untalented dimwits like a lot of the people who post here, bagging them all the time.
A lot of you guys must be gay if you aren't interested in the divas' looks. I mean, at "MITB", I actually enjoyed the Kelly-Kelly/Bella match because I was waiting for Eve's ta-tas to fall out of her dress any second. I figure, if they can't wrestle, at least you can fantasise about them.
Maybe the real reason people on this board resent divas is because they look like the type of women who turn you down, time after time.
As for the people who say it is about their ringwork. Oh, excuse me, I think that people like John Morrison and R-Truth have good ringwork, but I read constantly that they are no good either, because they don't have stickwork. So, which is more important, ringwork or stickwork?
I guess I am calling the ICW out. You people bitch and moan about this wrestler and that wrestler. You moan about how today's stars aren't as good as SCSA or the Rock, who you *********e constantly about. Someone like John Cena works his guts out, tries to represent the company, but because he isn't allowed to do the moveset he used as Prototye in Florida, or because he is given lame jokes to tell by a bunch of TV and movie writers out the back (who have a weird sense of humour), or because many wrestling fans are a bunch of sheep, who boo Cena because everyone else does (you bunch of lemmings), you completely criticise him and the other hard workers.
These people put their bodies and health on the line, night after night, with no time off, away from their families. You say about how much they get paid, but out of that they pay for their own accomodation in cities that they perform, their own transport, and most importantly, they have to pay their own medical bills, for injuires occuring in the ring, because Vince is a cheap bastard who uses a big payday as a lure to then use talent as he wishes, even if it is to just humiliate them. They are exposed to a drug culture that claimed many superstars, including Eddie Guerrero, and possibly, Chris Benoit and his family, but you are tempted to use, because you don't get pushed unless you look "big".
But then, they have to be talked about badly by ungrateful shits like Mark Madden, who was a fat, crap commentator turned fat, crap columnist, and the IWC, many of who don't know talent if it bit them, because today's stars are like the wife-beater (which, if you had any respect for women, you would have less respect for Austin because of that), and the guy who sold out for movies (who, by the way, the fans booed when he quit for movies, only for them to then hypocritically drool over him at WM27).
So, yes, I feel sorry for the divas. I feel sorry that they aren't given more time in matches. They are thrown in the ring long before they are trained, risking injury, have to keep their weight down, (I read that eating disorders with divas is as prominent as steroid abuse is with the guys. Michelle McCool was one case of this), to try to please a paying audience who can't be pleased anymore.
I'm the C.M. Punk of the internet. This keyboard, in most people's hands, is just a way to type text onto a screen. In my hands, it's a pipebomb!
The crowd started to boo loudly because of it. How do you expect to get a positive reaction from the crowd if you can't perform a move properly and try acting like you hit it.
