I think it's kind of easy to underestimate the drawing power of the women, but considering the target audience for most pro wrestling shows (12-25 year old males), they're actually very valuable. I remember hearing that at least on TNA, the women would consistently draw better quarter hour ratings than the main eventers. Trish Stratus was a huge draw and was consistently one of the most over wrestlers during the biggest era in wrestling history. You'll definitely get people tuning in just to see her segments.

From a versatility standpoint, she can really do it all. In-ring, she's carried tons of mediocre wrestlers to better matches than most of the guys were capable of having, her selling/ring psychology's great, and she's got a pretty varied moveset. On the other hand, she's also a pretty damn good actress and can do a great job of selling angles where she doesn't wrestle at all. She's also incredibly sexy, both with her looks, and with her mannerisms when she wants to ramp up the T&A. And beyond everything she does on-screen, she's also be huge for marketing as she can make posters/calendars/videos fly off the shelves in a way that few others can approach. Overall, she will be a huge asset to the company.


Career highlights:

- Pro Wrestling Illustrated
* PWI Woman of the Year (2002, 2003, 2005, 2006)

- World Wrestling Federation / World Wrestling Entertainment
* WWE Hardcore Championship (1 time)
* WWF/E Women's Championship (7 times)
* Babe of the Year (2001–2003)
* Diva of the Decade (2003)


Roster so far:
Rob Van Dam
John Cena
Bob Backlund
Sandman
Trish Stratus


Oh, and I never really liked the Lil' Kim theme at all so that's why I went with the old one.