Jack-Hammer
YOU WILL RESPECT MY AUTHORITAH!!!!
This past Monday on Raw, we saw the televised wrestling debut of Eva Marie. She was part of a six Diva tag team match in which she teamed with fellow Total Diva cast members Natalya & Jo Jo to take on Alicia Fox, Aksana and Rosa Mendes. Eva Marie's performance on Raw stunk up the place and drew tons of negative criticism, rightly so I might add. According to a claim made by Dave Meltzer on his radio program, however, it's exactly the sort of response that WWE was hoping for.
According to Meltzer, WWE officials set up Eva Marie to fail on national television before millions of viewers as a means of teaching her a lesson and knocking her down a few pegs. Allegedly, Eva Marie has been displaying a massively undeserved ego backstage and hasn't realized just how much hard work she has before her and how much she still has to learn. As a result, WWE officials are hoping that having her flounder on national television will make her a bit more humble.
The report cites an earlier report from a few months ago, one I hadn't read about, in which Eva Marie was said to be hated passionately by some of her co workers. Who these people are wasn't revealed but, apparently, she's also being pranked. Back in the spring during a WWE show, a prank was played on her in a segment that wound up being taped for one of the first episodes of Total Divas. In the prank, she was led to believe by some personnel in the company that she'd committed some sort of wrongful act that had pissed off Stephanie McMahon. On the episode, the meeting was depicted as a confrontation due to Eva Marie lying about her background so she could audition to be Fandango's dance partner. This is said to be a fabricated storyline. During the blurred reality segment, Stephanie threatened to fire her if she did anything to embarrass the company again with her conduct. Eva Marie is said to have legitimately cried during the meeting, THAT footage also made it onto the air during the episode. She wasn't aware that the whole meeting was orchestrated and that Stephanie was screwing around with her by using her character persona.
So Eva Marie already has a huge ego backstage and she was put out there to fall flat on her face by WWE management this past Monday. If that's legit, then, in all honesty, WWE itself has to bear some of the blame for it in my opinion. Are WWE officials honestly surprised that something like this has come about? Eva Marie hasn't paid any dues in pro wrestling, yet she's been given a level of exposure that most other Divas haven't experienced in pro wrestling. Because of Total Divas, frankly, Eva Marie has become a far more relevant personality than the vast majority of women to have ever wrestled on the WWE roster.
Of course there's going to be someone whose ego gets out of control. Of course there's going to be someone who starts to view themselves as a star even if they haven't done a damn thing to earn it. But hey, that's a fine example of the major problem with reality television. Most of the time, these people don't have any genuine talent and, sometimes as a result, their egos get out of control. As of right now, Eva Marie is nothing more than a reality television star playing at being a wrestler. How many times have you heard stories of reality stars developing the idea that they're someone with real talent just because people watch their "reality shows" regularly? If the girl has a sense of entitlement, then maybe WWE needs to re-cast Total Divas with women who actually are experienced in wrestling and send the rookies down to NXT so they can actually LEARN HOW TO WRESTLE before being brought to the main roster like. You know, how it's supposed to be.

According to Meltzer, WWE officials set up Eva Marie to fail on national television before millions of viewers as a means of teaching her a lesson and knocking her down a few pegs. Allegedly, Eva Marie has been displaying a massively undeserved ego backstage and hasn't realized just how much hard work she has before her and how much she still has to learn. As a result, WWE officials are hoping that having her flounder on national television will make her a bit more humble.
The report cites an earlier report from a few months ago, one I hadn't read about, in which Eva Marie was said to be hated passionately by some of her co workers. Who these people are wasn't revealed but, apparently, she's also being pranked. Back in the spring during a WWE show, a prank was played on her in a segment that wound up being taped for one of the first episodes of Total Divas. In the prank, she was led to believe by some personnel in the company that she'd committed some sort of wrongful act that had pissed off Stephanie McMahon. On the episode, the meeting was depicted as a confrontation due to Eva Marie lying about her background so she could audition to be Fandango's dance partner. This is said to be a fabricated storyline. During the blurred reality segment, Stephanie threatened to fire her if she did anything to embarrass the company again with her conduct. Eva Marie is said to have legitimately cried during the meeting, THAT footage also made it onto the air during the episode. She wasn't aware that the whole meeting was orchestrated and that Stephanie was screwing around with her by using her character persona.
So Eva Marie already has a huge ego backstage and she was put out there to fall flat on her face by WWE management this past Monday. If that's legit, then, in all honesty, WWE itself has to bear some of the blame for it in my opinion. Are WWE officials honestly surprised that something like this has come about? Eva Marie hasn't paid any dues in pro wrestling, yet she's been given a level of exposure that most other Divas haven't experienced in pro wrestling. Because of Total Divas, frankly, Eva Marie has become a far more relevant personality than the vast majority of women to have ever wrestled on the WWE roster.
Of course there's going to be someone whose ego gets out of control. Of course there's going to be someone who starts to view themselves as a star even if they haven't done a damn thing to earn it. But hey, that's a fine example of the major problem with reality television. Most of the time, these people don't have any genuine talent and, sometimes as a result, their egos get out of control. As of right now, Eva Marie is nothing more than a reality television star playing at being a wrestler. How many times have you heard stories of reality stars developing the idea that they're someone with real talent just because people watch their "reality shows" regularly? If the girl has a sense of entitlement, then maybe WWE needs to re-cast Total Divas with women who actually are experienced in wrestling and send the rookies down to NXT so they can actually LEARN HOW TO WRESTLE before being brought to the main roster like. You know, how it's supposed to be.



