Showing posts with label WWE Womens division. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WWE Womens division. Show all posts

Tuesday, 15 January 2013

Eve Leaves!





WWE Diva departs 
from company





The WWE Divas division suffered another blow after WWE, who geared the division towards a Kelly Kelly and Eve lining saw the last of their idealistic intent disband from the company to rupture the scene.

With the loss of numerous divas over the last year with wrestler Beth Phoenix and models Kelly Kelly, The Bella Twins, Kharma and promising star Maxine, Eve adds her name to the list upon realising the division has no sustainability left in it from WWE’s lacking direction.

Her time was nearing, after Wrestling Wonders gave her a chance to reform her position. After suggestion and implementation of the ‘Hoeski’ character from Max Waltham, (see and click links below) Eve had more of a place on WWE TV and in the division after just random appearances as a valet.

Hoeski Raw debut
Briefcase Bravehearts
Max Waltham affair
Raw gets ROCKED

Since Triple H has taken charge of talent operations with WWE, the once committed diva enthusiast on women’s wrestling has abandoned the division after father-in-law Vince McMahon decided to let the division crumbled, rather than seek new females and idealists to structure the framework. Triple H, formerly revising the division, conceded defeat and followed the chairman in what has been seen by WWE Universer’s as a “political tactic to control his positions” by eliminating the divas now. Triple H plans to reform the tag tam division instead.

With her contract up, and realising there were no more options to achieve in WWE, Torres played out her time. Her contract expired after WWE Raw’s 14th Jan, 20th episode celebration after losing the (Undisputed Women’s as) Divas Championship to Kaitlyn in a no countout, no disqualification match. Torres later quit on the show after failing to receive implied sexual favours to Smackdown General Manager Booker T and Theodore Long, who received a slap for spurning her advances while laughing.

In reality, Torres plans to spend further time with her martial arts trainer and husband Rener Gracie.

From this point forward, WWE plan to leave its divas to rot. They need someone with the skill to lift it, and that comes from the back end, rather than divas on screen. Hire important people with the knack to make it work, rather than allow it to become defunct and pointless. There is a high market that care and want its place in the WWE Universe, meaning demand is there. If Vince and Triple H can’t be bothered with it, draft in someone who can. They blindly ignore how damaging it affects their company overall by doing absolutely nothing with the future product. It is a shame. When one division crumbles, the rest begin to fall with it. Take the house of cards notion. Future needs to be created, maintained and strived towards, than ignore completely in order to turn success. 




© Max Waltham 15th January 2013
All Rights Reserved




Friday, 21 September 2012

WWE Diva Beth Phoenix to retire




WWE Diva set to retire



Shock news for WWE Women wrestling fans. WWE Diva Beth Phoenix plans to retire after next month.

Phoenix, Elizabeth Carolan, almost supplanted Maryse Oulette as longest serving champion in a single run for females though dropped the title to Nikki Bella on April 23rd 2012. She was just one week away from defeating the streak. Nikki Bella also left one week after the victory and was ushered in to the win as a result.


Phoenix at an age which WWE considers less favourable in today’s era and with some personal issues in Phoenixes life, the female realised her time may be to move on.


The Glamslam
She will be a great loss to the division but perhaps this is one additional reason as to why the division will sink. Phoenix made valid contributions to reshape, where audience respected her for her achievements.


She debuted in 2006, helping Trish Stratus in Stratus’ then feud with Mickie James. 

She also won the WWE Women's Championship twice.


Expect her to job before leaving the company as WWE reward their hard working females with neglect for leaving. Phoenix participated in a no music entry, in ring job to new champion Eve on the previous Raw earlier this week. 


Phoenix won the deadliest finisher over her impressive title run in the 2011 Wrestling Wonders awards  here - WW Awards 2011

Wrestling Wonders wishes her well and will miss her viable efforts to pro wrestling.


© Max Waltham 21st September 2012

Thursday, 12 July 2012

WWE signs brand new Diva, Sara Del Rey

WWE signs brand new Diva, 
Sara Del Rey



WWE has sensationally created shockwaves with a positive atmosphere, now signing another new female to its bulstering division of talented females.

Sara Del Rey has made no shortcomings about seeking the job with WWE. It is her last landmark goal to achieve in her mind.



Now a part of the WWE universe and its Diva’s division, Del Rey, who is an expert female grappler, will be able to guid, nurture and destroy all females on the roster, giving a brand new feel to the company and its outreach.

Del Rey was ranked 5th in the annual Wrestling Wonders Women Pro 25 of 2011 and we can’t help but feel giving the nudge for Del Rey’s acceptance. Rey had been seeking the role for years.  We also wrote – “WWE could easily use her advantageously. As one of her main goals to achieve, now wouldn't be a bad time to add healthy competition.” As well as stating in Randy Orton suspended for 60 days last month “Also, hire more Women that can wrestle” in accordance to secure re-structuring with fan levels interacting willingly.




Perhaps the summary at the end of No Way Out’s PPV review - No Way Out 2012 tipped the scales? We have been tirelessly reforming the Women’s division since Kelly Kelly/Beth Phoenix began. WWE listened, implemented and toyed with the division, because only Wrestling Wonders knew fully how to move forward with it, for which we are grateful and slightly, but calmly disappointed with when used as a mechanism to use as a playground.

Though this isn’t fully about us, we are more than pleased for Rey. Perhaps WWE should hire one last person to shape the divish? You know it makes sense.

Regardless, Rey has power, technique and quality which will support and, once again, keep her place as a strong female in contention to shake WWE to its core.

With the new additional signing earlier of Buggy Nova, WWE are seen to be caring about its division fruitfully.

There is still a long way to go, but signs are looking promising thus far.

Rey has worked for SHIMMER, ROH and numerous independent promotions expertly. She also joined a tandem with the Kings of Wrestling, now in WWE also (Chris Hero and Antonio Cesaro.) Rey has superb in ring psychology. It is belived she will begin in developmental, as every performer must do to become accustomed to the WWE way of working.

© Max Waltham 12th July 2012

Tuesday, 3 July 2012

Maxine withdraws from WWE




Diva leaving gaping hole in
minuet division



WWE Diva, Maxine, Karlee Leilani Perez, 26, has chosen to quit the company, after a series of miscommunications between the two.

Maxine asked for and was granted her release on June 28th .

Naomi, AJ, Kaitlyn and Maxine on NXT

The namesake to MaxWaltham, Maxine was being booked by WWE a measure of mockery, to make severe points to the man, through the sacrifice of Maxine.

Locking up with AJ on NXT season 3. Perhaps AJ's latest role has pushed Maxine aside...

The WWE Universe, outraged by the choice, though understanding of her needs, are ever more critical of WWE's handling of talent. Numerous claims Maxine could have been a new star with a rising talent in the ring, while looking hot also, to add a newer dimension to the division and its company rocketed.

As any mark instantly does, when someone announces departure with "the big league", they blindly scream "coming to TNA" which Maxine instantly shot down. "Why would I leave a company to go to another?" The diva has no plans to return to wrestling at all, causing a crippling, defragmented loss in the void of the business that, while the big boys won't be too concerned of another "number" should understand the decision highlights the mass ripple in how the business transgresses, and it's ever lacking interest of faith in supposedly clever people who continually drop their ball so willfully.


Maxine chose to leave due to her treatment by the company in less appearances, jobbed out to make subliminal points to someone else, and her minimal treatment on WWE's NXT brand, frustrated with the never ending stalling of call up ever coming, feeling she was "stuck" on the show.

WWE seemingly had no plans to elevate her above NXT level, though made a brief appearance in a fair tag match with Natalya on Raw two months ago. Her last appearance was on WWE Raw on June 25th as part of a Divas summer bikini battle royal. She was first eliminated, in general WWE fashion, within two minutes or less.

WWE's seamstress, Terry Anderson could not contain her pleasure at the female's release, taking to Twitter to confirm and cryptically speak about the decision.

Seems Anderson had a few teething problems with the leather laced sultress.

Here with NXT stud, Johnny Curtis

Derrick Bateman "whisks" Maxine away

One has to also question the hiring of new Diva Buggy Nova highlighting the company's attitude to young females with a "look." While Buggy is a credible choice to add a unique outlook, the choice behind it was the same the organisation continually look for, the stereotype. Maxine could have also broken that, and enhanced fans into a new level of developing superstar with a new presence which would have highly caught on.


One fact remains, WWE need to rehash its ethics in how to hire, book and place correctly, which only one man knows how to do, as WWE can only ever do it one way. Push aside the pride, and put the future first, or there simply won't be one.

© Max Waltham 03rd July 2012

Wednesday, 11 April 2012

The Bella's say Bye Bye?

The Bella Twins not so
ravishingly released...



Bad news for Bella lovers! Brie and Nikki are getting the boot by WWE.

Their contract expires after April 30th and WWE aren’t planning on extending their partnership further.


Many members of the WWE Universe have been irked by this decision, while others cannot comprehend why WWE would depart with stars who have definitely contributed fluently for the company in angles, storyline, sexual degradary and company events portrayal and public appearances.


Of all the Barbie ‘tarts’ unable to wrestle, the Bella’s were those who could not wrestle as fluently as established females in the company, though improve constantly for the company through trying, while gaining and getting better in deliverance, which is more than others give.



Many liked the Bella’s and are shocked to see them head out the door. If WWE were wise they would extend their contract and keep them a part of the roster. Without both ladies, the Women’s divison will have even less females than it currently does.

Kelly Kelly does less than either of the Bella’s yet many cannot understand why she is favoured, just because of her looks, even though Kel has been looking toward potentially gaining other options outside of WWE.


Many ask for the release of Kelly, save the Bella’s and invest in further Women’s wrestling to shape the division.
Brie Bella became the last Unified Women's Champion,
before the divison was devalued.


Would you let John Cena willingly go when he has a fan base that attracts an audience?


© Max Waltham 11th April 2012

Wednesday, 15 February 2012

New WWE Diva? Buggy Nova

Buggy Nova



New signee Buggy Nova has been earmarked by WWE. Receiving a developmental contract being closely monitored by the corporation.  Receiving initial try-outs on tapings for Raw at Anaheim and on Smackdown in Las Vegas a few weeks back, Nova has seemingly impressed enough to gain an eye on her.

Nova has also been seen in a recent commercial passed with Sheamus . Nova appears as Sheamus is joined with another Diva, Lizzy Valentine.

Her tryout matches were against AJ.

As long as she wrestles credibly, she may just be of interest to the division, rather than as the terrible eye candy piece who does nothing to please anyone.

So far, looks good. But look, as always is one thing, the credentials are another. Pics of Buggy look capable. Judge for yourself.  J















© Max Waltham 15th February 2012

Saturday, 13 August 2011

An open letter to Gail Kim

An open letter to Gail Kim.



On the August 1 RAW, Kim was instructed to find a way to be eliminated, from the #1 contender's Diva Battle Royal(Which Beth Phoenix won) within the first minute or so. Firstly, WWE shouldn’t have instructed her to go first, over such names as Mendes and NXT ladies, for example. Kim decided to eliminate herself from the get go. Since then she had announced on her Twitter that she had ‘quit’ WWE over this latest misuse of her talents, even though WWE will not grant her release.

I respect Kim’s decision to ‘follow orders’ even if they weren’t how WWE were expecting, she ‘did the job’. I am as frustrated for Kim as she is. Gail, please choose to come back. Why? Because as annoying as it is, the Women’s Division needs you in it.


As for WWE, it is time to USE Gail Kim. Once Phoenix is done with Kelly whether Beth wins or not (she should), she will need strong competition. You have no one for that role. No one is babyface, respected and valued among the viewers. A wrestling woman, or one with skills, should have been enough for you to realise that is what’s needed as an opponent. Kelly’s ‘efforts’ should clarify this.



Do NOT grant Gail a release and MAKE her work on Raw. Do not make her work hatchet jobs or comedy angles. Give her the challenge of Beth Phoenix. Whom else will you have once Kelly, Eve and The Bellas are not in the running? You only have Melina (who is annoying people left, right and centre, and has become stagnate), and surprisingly all the wrestling Divas are on Smackdown.

Kim, as Women's Champion
when she debuted
Gail. I know it is tough being taken for a fool or not utilised to your full potential but you are in the position/company you need to be. You just need the exposure of being pushed forward. Stick with it, even though you have for x amount of years.

WWE, it’s time to implement this change. We want it, we need it, and how many more talents are you willingly going to throw down the pan? This Woman has been loyal to the company and kept her level of interest up – even when not used adequately. Surely that tells you something? Kim is one of the best players you have left in a very short stack. The Bimbo’s are not going to be able to cut it or develop any interest, communication or respect.

Use. Gail.Kim. (correctly).

Thank You

X

Max



© Max Waltham 13th August 2011