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In a career, if you’re continually treated with disrespect, there will eventually come a time, regardless of your level or passion for the job, where you inevitably reciprocate the same level of disrespect. “Honest days work for an honest days pay” is one thing, but you and I both know, the key to truly doing a top notch job, in anything that you do, is loving it. If you don’t care, you’re only willing to go so far. Without an emotional attachment to whatever it is you’re doing, you’re always looking for the next best thing. This is true in all facets of life, be it career, relationships, personal growth, whatever. This is most certainly true with regards to WWE’s Divas Division, an area of WWE now severely lacking in star power, and WWE has no one to blame but themselves.

This will most certainly not be a post dedicated to burying former WWE Diva Kelly Kelly, nor will it be a post expounding her greatness. For my personal taste, Kelly Kelly never did much for me, but you can’t knock success, and holy hell did she have some serious success during her years with WWE. This article will instead focus on which direction WWE can potentially go to breathe new life into a Divas Division now at an apparent crossroads.

Despite being the self-proclaimed “Worldwide leader in sports entertainment”, WWE certainly leaves much to be desired with regards to its Ladies Division. The Divas Division is all but an afterthought for the WWE powers that be, despite a roster which sports two of the better female wrestlers in the world today: Beth Phoenix and Natalya. Add Kharma to the mix, assuming she returns at some point in the near future, and you have three women with more than enough skill to lead the Divas Division to another level, if only WWE would allow such a thing to occur. These women are all more than capable of giving you quality matches which tell a story and keep the viewer entertained throughout. Instead, WWE books them in 2 minute squashes that often go nowhere, build towards nothing, and leave fans indifferent to the division as a whole.