I will admit, I watched Total Divas for the first couple years. It was interesting to see the women outside of the ring, and some of the behind the scenes stuff. Sure, it is still scripted and not a true uncut behind the scene view, but it was a nice change.
I went away from it, but admit, I went back to watching a bit when I found out Renee Young was on it. It's mostly being able to see her before WWE when she was doing the Canadian wrestling Aftermatch show on Sportsnet, and knowing how good she was then, seeing her get her WWE chance, that it's nice to support her all around.
Another decent Cena tribute insert for keeps and...a bunch of dupes below...
Blasts from the past - including a nice Undertaker pose - lead bad guy of tomorrow Ciampa, and I don't remember the name of the Dog that Torrie had, but feel like it could have been Fifi...looks like a Fifi.
9 Packs, 63 Cards, 140 Points.
I think the dog was Chloe
ReplyDeleteI happily am choosing not to look it up, as I will never forget it if I do!
DeleteIs Total Divas a scripted reality show for women in the WWE? And are all female WWE wrestlers considered WWE Divas?
ReplyDeleteYes, though I'd say the current or more current seasons would say wrestlers instead of Divas. I still find it hard to believe it warranted a spin off Total Bellas.
DeleteThanks for the info. Was wondering if Asuka would be considered a Diva or a wrestler. Glad to know she's called a wrestler.
DeleteYeah, with the whole revolution the past few years, one of the things that has gone, is the use of Diva and calling them Wrestlers instead, and deservedly so.
DeleteI watched it the first season or two as well. Because....rowwr. But it's a little too much Diva for me.
ReplyDeleteI did about the same. I'd probably still watch it if nothing else was on, but that's about it.
DeleteDivas is a good watch for the reasons you mentioned. Good cards.
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