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Womens wrestling has been around since 1937, yet no one seemed to take notice until the WWE Divas came around.


It seems since the WWE Divas have taken over skin is in and substanance is gone. Will their ever be a time when the moves matter more than package, only time will tell.

WWE Diva Maryse Ooellet is smoking hot and the face of Womens Wrestling today.



It was not alays this way until the late 1990's GLOW and other womens wrestling raeigned supreme, then the WWE began to present their women’s division with a focus on the women as Divas. These women acted as managers and valets, and had little training in wrestling ability. There was a brief period in the early-2000's, where the women's division on WWE's flagship show RAW was once again promoted as a serious sport with Trish Stratus and Lita as its top stars, and both women headlined an edition of Raw in a main event match for the Women's Championship; as is Total Nonstop Action Wrestling's ongoing women's division upon the inception of its Women's Championship in October 2007. Matches and segments involving the Knockouts, a term used by TNA to refer to its female talent, have contributed to drawing some of the better ratings of Impact shows.