Jack-Hammer
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It's being reported that WWE Diva Michelle McCool has been named the top female wrestler from July 1, 2009 - June 30, 2010 by Pro Wrestling Illustrated.
According to reports, PWI attributes its decision to give the top spot to McCool due to the following:
"FACT: In June 2009, McCool became the first woman in WWE history to have held both the Divas and Women's championships, thanks to a win over Melina.
FACT: Over the past 12 months, McCool has scored pinfall victories over Melina, Gail Kim, and Mickie Jamesthree of the most decorated women wrestlers of the past decade.
FACT: From July 1, 2009, through June 30, 2010, McCool held (or co-held) the WWE Women's championship for 325 of 365 days."
Women's wrestling isn't exactly a powerhouse in the United States. Truth is, it's never been a draw. Michelle McCool has gotten her fair share of criticism from both fans and wrestling insiders alike. She has demonstrated legitimate ability inside the ring, but many feel she has little to no charisma and many hate the gimmick of Team LayCool. So, taking into account the general state of women's wrestling, particularly in TNA and WWE, did PWI make the right call here?
According to reports, PWI attributes its decision to give the top spot to McCool due to the following:
"FACT: In June 2009, McCool became the first woman in WWE history to have held both the Divas and Women's championships, thanks to a win over Melina.
FACT: Over the past 12 months, McCool has scored pinfall victories over Melina, Gail Kim, and Mickie Jamesthree of the most decorated women wrestlers of the past decade.
FACT: From July 1, 2009, through June 30, 2010, McCool held (or co-held) the WWE Women's championship for 325 of 365 days."
Women's wrestling isn't exactly a powerhouse in the United States. Truth is, it's never been a draw. Michelle McCool has gotten her fair share of criticism from both fans and wrestling insiders alike. She has demonstrated legitimate ability inside the ring, but many feel she has little to no charisma and many hate the gimmick of Team LayCool. So, taking into account the general state of women's wrestling, particularly in TNA and WWE, did PWI make the right call here?