Jack-Hammer
YOU WILL RESPECT MY AUTHORITAH!!!!
There's a report at wrestlinginc.com stating that Eva Marie's contract with WWE won't be renewed. She's been with the company since 2003 and has been almost exclusively known for being part of the Total Divas cast and her lackluster in-ring ability. She hasn't appeared on TV since last August, before it was announced that she was suspended for 30 days due to a Wellness Policy violation and while neither side has made a formal announcement, all signs point to her being done with WWE.
There've been signs over the past several months that her time in WWE might be coming to an end. After all, once her suspension was up, she hadn't returned to TV as she's spent time filming a couple of movies and she recently changed her hair back to its natural black color. She's also stopped mentioning wrestling in any of her social media posts, which she's now using to promote her films and her apparent fashion line. The thing that made me feel that she was probably done with WWE, or rather was close to being done, was last year when her name was used in a negative light involving an angle between Mick Foley and Sami Zayn in which Foley said that he'd agreed to a trade with SmackDown Live for someone of equal value and that it was Eva Marie; Zayn heatedly responded that he was worth "a thousand Eva Marie's." I thought it odd that Eva Marie would be thrown under the bus in such a demonstrative way and it was a definite departure from SOP for a female roster member be blasted in such a way.
To me, Eva Marie's been dead weight since day one. Now, to be fair, it's not like WWE did her any favors by putting her on TV for a couple of matches, even multi-women matches, when it was obvious to Ray Charles, who's both blind and dead, that she wasn't ready and couldn't wrestle. Fans immediately took a dislike to her rather than being pissed at WWE because I think, at the time, they felt that surely WWE wouldn't put her out there if she wasn't ready and that she'd either frozen or something. I've watched some of Total Divas and while the show is scripted, she always struck me as someone who was more interested in the glitz and glamor associated with the "Divas" of WWE, she liked the idea of being famous but wasn't all that wild about actually wrestling.
There've been signs over the past several months that her time in WWE might be coming to an end. After all, once her suspension was up, she hadn't returned to TV as she's spent time filming a couple of movies and she recently changed her hair back to its natural black color. She's also stopped mentioning wrestling in any of her social media posts, which she's now using to promote her films and her apparent fashion line. The thing that made me feel that she was probably done with WWE, or rather was close to being done, was last year when her name was used in a negative light involving an angle between Mick Foley and Sami Zayn in which Foley said that he'd agreed to a trade with SmackDown Live for someone of equal value and that it was Eva Marie; Zayn heatedly responded that he was worth "a thousand Eva Marie's." I thought it odd that Eva Marie would be thrown under the bus in such a demonstrative way and it was a definite departure from SOP for a female roster member be blasted in such a way.
To me, Eva Marie's been dead weight since day one. Now, to be fair, it's not like WWE did her any favors by putting her on TV for a couple of matches, even multi-women matches, when it was obvious to Ray Charles, who's both blind and dead, that she wasn't ready and couldn't wrestle. Fans immediately took a dislike to her rather than being pissed at WWE because I think, at the time, they felt that surely WWE wouldn't put her out there if she wasn't ready and that she'd either frozen or something. I've watched some of Total Divas and while the show is scripted, she always struck me as someone who was more interested in the glitz and glamor associated with the "Divas" of WWE, she liked the idea of being famous but wasn't all that wild about actually wrestling.