Just a thought. I don't know if they still are, but in Japan a lot of the womens wrestlers were as popular as the male wrestlers (ex: Megumi Kudo)
They arent as over as Muta, Liger, Sasukae, Saito, and whatnot.
Just a thought. I don't know if they still are, but in Japan a lot of the womens wrestlers were as popular as the male wrestlers (ex: Megumi Kudo)
They arent as over as Muta, Liger, Sasukae, Saito, and whatnot.
Im gonna have to disagree. The WWF and the WWWF featured womens wrestling, like not just had it, FEATURED it. They would have tournaments for the title and they even had a womans tag team division where they brought in the japanese women wrestlers and tried to get it over, but it didnt.That may be true, but with the male dominated wrestling scene, did anyone expect them to become as popular as they did? Here in the US it would be nearly impossible to get a womens match as the main event on a card. If the women were given the shot to be at the top of the card, there a chance that they would be as popular as the male wrestlers.
Im gonna have to disagree. The WWF and the WWWF featured womens wrestling, like not just had it, FEATURED it. They would have tournaments for the title and they even had a womans tag team division where they brought in the japanese women wrestlers and tried to get it over, but it didnt.
Who is the biggest star in the history of womens wrestling? Whoever it is, multiply her stardom by 150% and you wont get close to 1/90th the fame that the biggest male draws have.
I'm fed up of the blatant sexism on this forum. It just adheres to the wrestling fan, brainless male stereotype. Which I hate.
Womens wrestling is clearly very entertaining, otherwise why would places like Shimmer and Chickfight exist! The knockout division is making waves, and to be honest I would much rather watch a knockout bout than HHH Vs. Orton round #352, or HHH Vs. Cena go at one more time!
The reason that a female wrestler has never been as memorable as a lot of male wrestlers is because they're never given the oppurtunity to do so! Plus I can guarantee you that names such as Chyna, Trish Stratus and Lita are going to be remembered long after half of WWE's current mid-card division.
What do you think would happen if they did that now? (it's not a point, I'm just wondering). I personally think that it would turn out well and it could get some good ratings.
^ Yes, it would definately fail, that's why the Knockouts are the highest rated segment. Yes, it's only a 1.2, and that's because TNA is pretty much unknown outside the IWC. If they didn't draw, then they'd be the lowest point on the graph. Sorry, women CAN be a draw if given the proper chance.
Because only we, the forumers of ImpactWrestling.com, are the wrestling fans of the world, right? There are millions of sexist idiots out there, just as there are racists, terrorists, and pedophiles.
As for Sherri and Salinas, they are VALETS. They can wrestle, but they are nowhere near the level of Sara Del Rey. Women can be JUST as big draws as men if they are given an exact same opportunity and possess skill and charisma. People don't jump up and scream "ODB! ODB! ROXXI! ROXXI!" because they're demonstrating that their throats are cleared up for a Claratin commercial. They scream because they love what they see, and that's why the Knockouts are invariably the highest rated segment in TNA. But if Jessica Kresa (ODB) stayed in WWE, you think people would be chanting her name? No. She'd be a watered down, softcore live porn star. That's probably why you're so deadset against women's wrestling. Your mind has been poisoned by years of sluts posing as wrestlers to take backseat roles in WWE.