Kelly Kelly Still Waiting For Her WrestleMania Moment

[TDK]

<table><tr><td>Kelly Kelly Still Waiting For Her WrestleMania Moment

WWE interviewed more than 75 Superstars, Divas, and Hall of Famers in anticipation of WrestleMania XXVIII, asking them all one question: "What is your WrestleMania moment?" Kelly Kelly, however, says she's still waiting for her's.

"I've never contested a singles match at 'Mania - I've always been in either Lumberjill bouts or a Battle Royal. I'm praying that, in years to come, I will have that tag bout or singles match or whatnot," she says in their WrestleMania XXVIII issue.

"At The 25th Anniversary of WrestleMania, we had Torrie Wilson, Jackie Gayda and Molly Holly come in. They're Divas I used to watch when I was younger, so it was really cool just to be in the same ring with them. I've rewatched the match, but I'm still waiting for that moment."

She continues, "I make sure to keep all of my outfits, though; they're in a big suitcase. But they're little outfits, so they don't take up much room."</td><td>

The Lady in Waiting</td></tr></table><table><tr><td>TDK's Take:

It's hard to hide Kelly, but somehow WWE has been doing a good job of it. As for those little outfits, it's great to learn there's a practical side to skimpy clothing. Silly me, here I thought it was all about assets.
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[TheDoctor]

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Well that's nice, I'm still waiting for her to learn to wrestle.

 

[Tired]

I was about to make the same point that WildForce did.

So many ex-Divas left the company, many of them by their own choice. They then criticised the WWE for not using them properly. People like Melina, Gail Kim, Mickie James, Jillian Hall, Lita, Torrie Wilson, Molly Holly and Victoria all have legitimate claims. But people like Maria, Maryse, Tiffany, Stacy Keibler, Candice, and so many more showed no interest in wrestling until after they were "future endevoured".

Eve Torres and Ashley Massaro were hired to only to look pretty. But they took a genuine interest in learning how to wrestle. One of Eve's biggest problems is that she was forced to work with people who can't wrestle for a long time. But when she was in the ring with someone who could, she always put on a decent match. The same was true for Ashley Massaro. So when she was in the ring with a capable opponent, she got hurt because she never learnt how to work with a good opponent.

Torrie Wilson and Layla were hired to only look sexy too. But both of them accepted that they will be asked to be in matches from time to time. So they made the decision to learn how to wrestle. Torrie did try, but the WWE kept limiting the amount of ring time that she had. And before her injury, Layla was quickly becoming one of the best technical wrestlers in the Divas division. Need I mention the ultimate model? Trish Stratus? Went from being one of the bimbo-est Divas to one of the finest wrestlers in any women's division.

Kelly has only recently taken an interest in improving her ring skills. I see this as training for the job that you were actually hired to do. I agree that qualified people deserve more. But they shouldn't reap the benefits BEFORE they get qualified. Kelly has been working hard, but not for that long.

Sorry if I seem to be ranting. As I mentioned once before, I used to work as a wrestling coach for female performers. And I am currently training for a series of intergender tag matches. Back then, I used to get girls phoning me all of the time because they wanted me to teach them new techniques and submissions. And when they couldn't get time with me, they hit the gym. But then I would get lazy girls who were sleeping with men on the roster. They rarely showed up, and some even refused to learn how to fall without hurting themselves. And inevitably, the bimbo girlfriends always went over the ones who worked hard. And then I got the blame for the bimbos not coming to me to learn.

So when it comes to women's wrestling, I always give credit where it is due. I can look at a pretty girl and agree that she is pretty. I can look at a good wrestler and say that she is a good wrestler. If a pretty girl can wrestle, I will say so. And Kelly, you still have some more training to do.