A former WWE star had a bold take on the current state of women’s wrestling in the company.
She is one of the former cast members of Total Divas, Ariane Andrew, aka Cameron. In a conversation with WWE legend Layla on Lay Talk Podcast, Cameron acknowledged that the standard of women’s wrestling had gone higher in terms of major opportunities.
However, the fans, especially the male audience, wanted to see a little s*x appeal in women’s wrestling, which was missing from the current product. The former WWE star said:
“I feel like that’s what’s missing: that s*x appeal. Guys, respectfully, want to see a little a**. But I think it’s dope for girls to show a little ass and be able to kick ass. This is what’s missing. Am I wrong? I don’t know.”
For years, WWE relied heavily on the s*x appeal of women, which drew a lot of attention for the Stamford-based promotion. Moreover, the era that Cameron was a part of was also similar in terms of glamour and s*x appeal, showing a more feminine side of the female superstars, then known as Divas.
However, with the onset of the Women’s Revolution in the mid-2010s, the perception of women began to change. This led female WWE stars to captivate audiences with their in-ring work ethic rather than relying solely on beauty and glamour. At the same time, it brought positive change for them in WWE, including major opportunities, more TV time, and being on par with male stars.
Therefore, Cameron is entitled to her view, and fans may have their own, with a certain section sharing the same opinion.
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