The Women’s Royal Rumble. The Women’s Royal Rumble. Those words still seem unreal to me, even days after the match. I normally attempt to write before Raw on Monday so I don’t have those events banging around in my head along with what happened the Read More …
I want to hug Natalya and tell her how great she really is. That was the thing that really sunk in for me after the overbooked mess that was the Clash of Champions Women’s Title Lumberjack match. That doesn’t feel so shocking, though, because Natalya’s Read More …
I’m not sure if you know this, folks, but Survivor Series is the one time a year when Raw and SmackDown are in direct competition with each other. In competition for what we will probably never know, since there are no actual stakes involved. Maybe Read More …
I was doubtful during some of the build to TLC. Honestly, I’m doubtful heading into just about anything with WWE these days because they’ve proven that even with a solid match-up they can completely ruin the execution, especially where the women are involved. So when the Read More …
It’s been awhile since we took a good look at the SmackDown Live Women’s Division. So let’s check in on them, shall we? The very clear MVP of the SmackDown Live Women’s Division since SummerSlam has been Carmella, which is funny because she’s only had Read More …
I believe it was “Stone Cold” Jane Austen who famously said “It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a woman in possession of a professional wrestling championship, must be in want of a woman to challenge her for said title. And that’s the bottom line Read More …
If there’s a future we want it now.” – Paramore, “Now” Let’s talk about the Mae Young Classic. Given an incredible field of 32 women, from rookies to indie legends, putting on competitive matches including some of the best we’ve seen this year, the actual Read More …
(Okay, before we get into the article, I used that title just so I could point out how hilarious it was that “Cool for the Summer” was the theme for the Undertaker vs. Brock Lesnar match in 2015, considering the song is about bisexual experimentation.) Read More …
Where did we leave off with SmackDown Live? Oh, right. The Ellsworth Incident. SmackDown has done an admirable job trying to recover from last month’s Money in the Bank fiasco, and in Carmella’s case actually turn the massive misstep into a positive as she established Read More …
We need to talk about the Women’s Revolution. It was actually two years ago this week that Stephanie McMahon appeared on Monday Night Raw to announce the beginning of what was then called “The Divas Revolution.” Confronting then-champ Nikki Bella, Stephanie introduced the newest additions to Read More …