Tiffany today on her Twitch said that she watches the large majority of wrestling programming, including NXT, Evolve, LFG, and some AEW
u/IconXR — 3 days ago
r/WomenOfWWE
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I made these 4 horsewomen compilations for their respective eras, Do you agree with them?
u/DoctorWest534 — 7 days ago
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Thank you to everyone who reports things— I'm trying to be more active here.
I run the sub basically alone so I'm not always able to check for content. Particularly yesterday was super busy and I wasn't on my phone at all. But I have it set up so I get notifications for user reports, so I highly appreciate when people take the time to report content that doesn't fit because it actually lets me know without me having to proactively open Reddit.
Much love to you all and I'll do my best to ensure that this sub doesn't stray from its original purpose.
u/IconXR — 5 days ago
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WWE Raw 2002 (2002) Women’s Division
I believe that in 2003, WWE RAW 2 saw a total of 11 female talent included in the game, during the ruthless aggression era the women’s division was really taking off with some key players like Victoria, Jazz, Trish and Lita helping to revolutionise women’s wrestling, it was still very rare during this period to see the women make it into a wwe game. I think that we are missing Ivory and Miss Jackie I’m sure were with wwe during this games development, anyways this roster ties with No Mercy as having the most women included in this era to date.
u/SultanSimba — 6 days ago
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Trish Stratus & Stephanie McMahon Dope Pictures From Back Then Till Now 📸📸📸🔥💯
u/J2-Starter — 9 days ago