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Michelle Steiner wrote:

> In article ,
>  Michael  wrote:

>>Molly:  Totally underrated as a wrestler and a looker.  The writers 
>>are floundering for a direction for her character.
> 
> 
> Fully agree.  Get rid of the backspring elbow; it's not any better with 
> her doing it as it was with Chyna.  That kind of move looks good in a 
> comic book, but not live.

It looks good with just the one round-off (a'la the Great Muta) but not 
with the extra backflip IMHO.

>>Gail Kim:  Sorry to say that her matches of RAW have not lived up to 
>>the hype.  It doesn't help that they gave her the belt in such a weak 
>>manner, nor does it help that she dropped the title so quickly.
> 
> 
> Very much agreed.  She was blowing too many moves, so they had to do 
> something to get her into a lower profile position.  I suspect that she 
> may be sent to the minors (I mean HWA) for a while to hone her skills.

I thought I'd read that she'd done time in OVW before being called up to 
the majors?  Of course, that doesn't mean much these days with Creative 
calling up more and more people before they're ready (La Resistance) or 
before they have a clue with what to do with them (Garrison Cade, Mark 
Jindrak, and several others).

BTW, just what in the world do La Resistance resist?!  Good matches?

>>Jaqueline:  Another power wrestler in the group.  Also underrated 
>>talent-wise, though that could be the writers' attentions being 
>>diverted.
> 
> 
> Agreement again.  Wish she'd get rid of some of the silicone, though.  
> They look grotesque on her small frame.

I'd think she'd have constant problem with them breaking open from impact.

During matches.  I do NOT want that last sentence taken out of context!

Unless that gets you through the day or something.  Then who am I to be 
a raincloud upon the parade?

>>Lita:  It's been too long since I've seen her, but IIRC, she could 
>>hold up her end of a match.
> 
> 
> Given her limited set of moves, that is.  She had potential; let's see 
> whether she still has it after she gets the green light.  Wonder what 
> they're going to do, if anything, with the Lita-Matt Hardy story line, 
> though.

Probably nothing unless one or the other jump to the same program.  I 
wonder if they're even still a real-life couple?  I know that Rodney 
Mack and Jazz are and were very happy when Mack got moved to RAW.

So I guess it comes down to the women's division having enough talent 
that some good stuff can be done and WWE Creative's 
inability/unwillingness/ to do that good stuff.

Michael


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