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Yes, I read your entire post, just to let you know.

Where does the entertainment point comes from? I never said that you said they were not entertaining. All I did was pointing out that today, there are still some Divas (and Knockouts for that matter) with incredible ring skills, not just eye candies.

But I'll say right now, I agree with you on many points you brought, hence why I said wrestlers turned eye candies. TURNED. They don't have the choice because that's what they're asked to do.

The reason why I brought in the point of the wrestlers from the 80's and 90's was for the sole reason that yes, they were somehow alluring for their time, but these girls were hired for their ring skills first. Their goal was to pull a wrestling match, not have 1/3 of the audience leaving the arena with extra inches in their pants, if you know what I mean. Today, you have a mix of both. People who can wrestle and people who are just there for the looks. And unfortunately, those who fall under the second category gives a bad rep to those in the first one.

Of course, the same thing appears when it comes to male wrestlers. And to be fair, the problem is not exclusive to the wrestling business. The whole system has an over-proportionate focus on looks. But compared to some Divas, the guys you mentioned have ring skills to go with the job they do.

And between you and I, I'd rather classify Chyna into the category of "only clothing she could move well in" because a woman who could whoop my a** is not so attractive xd

But yeah, if there's one thing you should keep in mind from that, there it is: a girl in wrestling business is not just an eye candy, that value is only put on the front scene.

I think it says the whole thing is nothing but a rumor spread around the web. That there's something else behind her retreat from NXT 3 and, later, her release. Like I said earlier, if they had to fire everyone with some dirty little secrets, the roster wouldn't be huge. Just MVP, he went to jail for robbery and kidnapping... And he's still in WWE. So I guess the past of a wrestler, as dark as it can be, doesn't say much about his employment.

And as far sa risque photos goes, there's still a few divas who were there back when the bikini mag was an annual thing, and some pics there can be seen as "risky" as well.

1. It's not just kids watching the show

2. Yup

3. It was CM Punk, but they did bring that up. Not to mention they capitalized on that part of R-Truth's life (if it's real) to promote him coming to WWE. But also, they fired Helms not too long after that arrest thingy. And between you and I, being arrested sounds worse than having your tits here and there on the web. So this almost cancels the nude pics argument the news reports websites keep coming with.