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>Of course, that interview was half a work, half something real, but the ending of that interview always shook me off the wrong way. We’ll never know if it was a shoot or part of the storyline, but having someone as important to the Women’s Revolution movement as one of the Four Horsemen talking about certain aspects the company is promoting again after years and years of fighting back really stands off as one statement that has aged like wine considering the current state of the division.
>And, of course, Lynch is one of the few who openly criticized this even months ago when Ripley was really dominant, but the storylines of the women’s division didn’t care if they were not for the title she was holding. Again, I’m bringing Bayley because she’s relevant in both discussions we’re having. Because yeah, fans will talk and talk and talk to an annoying degree about any of the fantasies they have, but will never ask for Bayley to be on TV in a 20-minute match or even a consistent storyline that gets treated with respect and care. And of course, we can talk about NXT and how it has affected the perception of women’s wrestling because even if Twitter loves to be vocal about it, I’m kind of tired of seeing thirsty posts all the time about real people and real wrestlers who should be at the center of the conversation for their own in-ring skill and personality, rather than any of the reasons many NXT wrestlers were viral these recent months. I don’t know about you guys, but are we really doing a Trick Williams and Lash Legend affair in 2024?
