It's been nearly 2.5 years since AJ Lee and Paige were feuding over the "Divas" Championship :wow:

[prophecypro]

We live in a world where AJ and Paige shat on Nikki and Brie for fukking their way to their spots and yet they rode away into retirement/unemployment on the first dikks that would let them, and Nikki still going.

AJ's career is quite nourishing, but Paige's was still undercooked.

Well.....

 

[TheGodling]

We live in a world where AJ and Paige shat on Nikki and Brie for fukking their way to their spots and yet they rode away into retirement/unemployment on the first dikks that would let them, and Nikki still going.

AJ's career is quite nourishing, but Paige's was still undercooked.

If Punk didn't fall out with the E, AJ would probably still be there. She rode for her man and stuck by him, can't hate on that.

I do wonder if she ever considers going back to wrestling. You'd think she could make a ton of money at another promotion.

 

[Jmare007]

Remember when people tried to act like their matches were more than just average? It's amazing how the bar on quality has been risen in the last 2 years.

 

[September]

This feud was so fukking forced. They were trying to make this the Lita/Trish of this era except these two had NO chemistry whatsoever.

 

[HipHopStan]

Just when I had nearly forgot about AJ, a thread comes to remind me that she once existed.

 

[thenatural]

Yea, we were hype. Paige is a case of why you don't want to debut after Mania. NXT was ascending, but they were just starting the network so she wasn't really familiar to anyone besides the smart marks that found a way to stream. You throw her in Iowa the next week on RAW and no one knows who the fukk she is. It's not like she was/is an amazing talker. Plus they weren't giving her the assistance like this current group of women, especially Charlotte.

 

[GoddamnyamanProf]

Paige and AJ still get credit for the whole "Diva's Revolution" shyt that led to women being taken seriously in the WWE.

I dont get the bitterness and anger toward them lol

 

[(Lean Ambrose)]

Paige and AJ still get credit for the whole "Diva's Revolution" shyt that led to women being taken seriously in the WWE.

I dont get the bitterness and anger toward them lol

I don't get it either...
Its some hoe shyt...

 

[Prince Akeem]

Remember when people tried to act like their matches were more than just average? It's amazing how the bar on quality has been risen in the last 2 years.

AJ was super overrated when it came to her in-ring talent. Couldn't tell her creepy ass fanbase shyt though.

 

[Rell84shots]

That was supposed to be what Sasha/Charlotte is now.

They were supposed to be Trish/Lita, hell they weren't even Sable/Tori.

 

[JQ Legend]

Nearly 2.5?

Closer to 3 yrs, WM is in March

 

[Here Comes the Pain]

they both threw their careers away of bitter men who regularly throw temper tantrums when they aren't booked to win every fake fight they are in.

Yep. Funny what a little bit of time can do.

Sasha/Charlotte rivalry made this whole divas revolution legit tho. Putting on some of the best matches in the entire company.

 

[R=G]

AJ was super overrated when it came to her in-ring talent. Couldn't tell her creepy ass fanbase shyt though.

Lol..she was 100% legit in the ring.

 

[julesocean]

If Punk didn't fall out with the E, AJ would probably still be there. She rode for her man and stuck by him, can't hate on that.

I do wonder if she ever considers going back to wrestling. You'd think she could make a ton of money at another promotion.

Her last WWE contract probably made her more money than she would have at any other company wrestling to her late 30s so..... Punk got mad money too. If you think about it, she kinda did what Trish did. Rose to top, had nothing left career or creative rise to do in the company, and got out the game before her body would start to make her pay for it.

To judge her, thought she was a good talker, average charisma, and average wrestling. Mind you that 80 percent the female roster at that point had bad ratings in all categories.