Trill Co$by
Believes in The Shield!
Ever since the move of putting Eve with Ryder, then Johnny Ace... it seems as if the WWE has been trying to further build on the height of divas. Following Eve's departure from power via Johnny Ace's "release", AJ took center stage as she became GM. But now, with the injury of Kaitlyn, Eve sneaking in the title win with a case of Dissociates Disorder, and Layla looking to regain her title back... oh and Beth Phoenix proving she wasn't the blonde that attacked Kaitlyn... It seems as though the Divas division is getting a small boost on television.
Divas matches are starting to become more psychological, are getting decent television time for storylines, and most importantly... interesting. I've been racking my head around who could've attacked Kaitlyn, as well as what will come of the Eve & Layla situation. I was impressed by the showing Kaitlyn had on Raw, and even this past week on Smackdown, Alicia Fox was able to showcase more of a technical side in her match with Layla. Of course Alicia Fox needs work in that department, but the point is that the Divas are no longer just eye candy it seems.
Do you think that WWE is going to continue utilizing the divas for a decent amount of time, or will this all just blow over as Vince decides once more that women should be eye candy and not wrestlers?
Divas matches are starting to become more psychological, are getting decent television time for storylines, and most importantly... interesting. I've been racking my head around who could've attacked Kaitlyn, as well as what will come of the Eve & Layla situation. I was impressed by the showing Kaitlyn had on Raw, and even this past week on Smackdown, Alicia Fox was able to showcase more of a technical side in her match with Layla. Of course Alicia Fox needs work in that department, but the point is that the Divas are no longer just eye candy it seems.
Do you think that WWE is going to continue utilizing the divas for a decent amount of time, or will this all just blow over as Vince decides once more that women should be eye candy and not wrestlers?