Why does kharma hate kelly kelly

She is a unique talent, and deserves a unique title belt. With the obvious comparisons to Chyna, many fans are left wondering how long it will be before Kharma begins working men in WWE. Kharma has to be established as a female performer first and foremost, her dominance over the division cannot be in question.

But after that happens? It is very possible that she could begin wrestling men. But if it happens, WWE would have to be very careful. Chyna's heyday with WWE happened during the Attitude era. Violence against women was an accepted concept, with her being physically in the mix on a weekly basis. She fit right in due to her image and association with DX. It made sense for her to begin wrestling men after she had conquered every Diva placed before her. And let's be honest here.

Not every male performer would be okay with getting pinned by a woman. Because it threatens their manhood? But for me, the bigger issue is the fans' perception of reality. Big Show has beaten a lot of super heavyweights in his time. How silly would it look for a guy who has pinned Kane and Undertaker, to get pinned by a woman? Let's be honest, Big Show gets picked up all the time. He shouldn't.

But he does. And every time he does, the crowd pops like crazy. It's a novelty sight, a guy plus pounds getting hoisted up off his feet. It seems to be the go-to event when WWE needs a big-time impact on the program.

What could be bigger than Kharma, a woman, being the one responsible? It can happen. Physically speaking, all he has to do is jump, and she uses the momentum to carry him over. That is the definition of a bodyslam, and it is no different for a woman than it is for a man. Kharma slamming Show—perhaps just as big? I guess we will have to decide that if it happens.

If Kharma does indeed enter the men's division of WWE, how likely is it that she will go over for a championship? Chyna did it with the Intercontinental Title, the first and only woman to do so.

Again, the physical comparisons between the two women are there. The timing seems to be right for Kharma to rip the Diva's division in half, and after that, she has to go somewhere. Mixed tag matches would take on a whole new meaning, and would actually make them important.

This could eventually lead to a new concept, a mixed tag team championship title. The potential ideas surrounding Kharma's character are endless to me. Hopefully WWE sees this as well. And if that day comes, Santino Marella and his unibrow are ready and waiting for her. It's awful, but it's true— they're really pushing Kelly Kelly at the moment. No matter that her in-ring work is average at best and she can't act—she's gorgeous and that's enough. As such, I'm not entirely sure what kind of storyline they can give her.

The angle between her and Kharma was being built up, but obviously Kharma would have taken the lead on that. I know modern WWE hates tag teams so this will never happen, but I would absolutely love to see a proper Divas tag division. I want Natalya and Beth to join together and crush all-comers; put Gail Kim and Melina together, perhaps; the Bellas are already a pair.

But at this point in their career, they weren't exactly well-known for their in-ring work. They were strong characters, but not the greatest wrestlers. While they did make huge improvements throughout their career, for this video game a rating of 83 was simply too high for Brie to gain. She was actually the highest rated female in the entire game alongside of her sister, which simply didn't make sense.

For some reason, she was given a score of 77, despite the fact that she had very little in-ring experience and wasn't given much opportunity on television because of it.

The fact that the year after, with more experience, she dropped down to 67 is a clear indication that this rating was far too high for her.

Clearly bouncing off her role on Total Divas rather than actually focusing on her wrestling career. While Stephanie McMahon clearly got a higher rating simply due to the fact she's a McMahon family member, 79 was an outrageous oversight on the game's behalf.

For starters, she isn't even a wrestler. Sure, she has competed at times, but nowhere near to the level of her brother, and a rating of 79 put her way ahead of some of the active members on the roster, both in the male and female division, which simply didn't make sense. Aksana was someone that seemingly only WWE management saw something in, as inside the ring she was never up to the level good enough to be in WWE.

She was clearly brought in for her looks, and her rating of 78 was far too high in this video game. Aksana somehow had a higher rating than AJ Lee and was only just one point below Lita. It didn't make sense to have her rated this highly as she wasn't even a title threat on the show, with this being one score the game just got totally wrong. In comparison to later games, all of the women in WWE 2K13 were rated fairly low but when comparing to the women within the game itself, Kelly Kelly's score was incredibly high.

Even though Kelly Kelly was a popular wrestler, her in-ring skills were never quite up to the levels as her peers in this game.

Nikki Bella had a stellar year heading into the run-up of WWE 2K18 , therefore it isn't a surprise that the company opted to give her a high rating.