I wonder if that's what WWE is trying to set up. This feud between AJ and Kaitlyn is becoming the best feud for the divas since Trish and Stephanie.
More like annoy.KKF never fails to entertain.
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I don't really notice the changes in her mic work that much but I think that any erratic/inconsistent delivery is probably intentional to represent her 'crazy' personality. Quite clever if it is that. Little things like that can really add to a character.Also, I think AJ has potential to be one of the top talkers based on her delivery, like what she did to Kaitlyn before Payback, but she needs more consistency. She sometimes enunciates too long, or either speaks too fast we can hardly catch up. And sometimes, she does both in one segment. If she finds that proper balance, she'll be one of the best mic workers in the company, IMO.
She can certainly handle her own, as evident with her actually going toe to toe with Steph on the mic.
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AJ Lee and Kaitlyn had a match at Payback based on like three years of personal backstory between the two. It was a good match with a (relatively) clean finish. It had nothing to do with Stephanie McMahon.
But LO, here arrives Big Steph to tell AJ Lee that she’s doing a number on feminism and ruining the Divas division, or something. The division where the title belt is a sparkly pink butterfly. The lady telling AJ that she’s doing anti-feminist things is the same one who got pies thrown in her face by the Planet Of The Apes apes. The one who let John Cena slap her on the ass. The one who made out with Eric Bischoff while he was dressed like her father. The one who faked a drugging, kidnapping and rape to make her dad mad. The one who rolled around in hay and shit with Trish Stratus. The one.
THEN, as if showing up to lord herself over AJ wasn’t enough, she interrupted Kaitlyn trying to challenge AJ to a rematch by telling Kaitlyn to never interrupt her again. And also that none of the other Divas should mess with her. A woman who has NOTHING TO DO WITH THE STORYLINE showed up to run down the champion, run down her challenger and run down any other possible challengers FOR NO REASON.
The worst part of THAT is that WRESTLING IS NOT REAL. If Stephanie was a real person reacting to real situations, sure, she can be justified in doing whatever she wants. But guess what? Kaitlyn didn’t really interrupt Stephanie. She was WRITTEN to interrupt Stephanie. When AJ replies to Stephanie by saying she married a superstar, and Stephanie responds with a comment about how that wasn’t original? YOU GUYS WROTE AJ TO SAY THAT. YOU ARE PURPOSEFULLY NEUTERING THE HEEL AND FACE CHARACTERS ON YOUR SHOW. The woman who is in charge of what happens on the show can’t pretend like she’s getting mad at people for letting things happen on the show. It doesn’t work like that. It’s why Triple H shouldn’t be able to be a C.O.O. in real life AND in character AND a wrestler, because he gets to make all the decisions, faces no consequence and can take credit for everything. Stephanie has now officially ceased to be Triple H’s wife, and is now just Triple H in a wig. God, imagine how much better we’d all be if he’d just kept dating Chyna.
Congratulations on being cheered over everybody else, Stephanie. You don’t have to wrestle next week, or try to sell t-shirts, or keep crowds interested in you to keep your job.
The couple that buries together, stays together.This post from uproxx perfectly sums up some of my negative feelings towards Stephanie upstaging the entire Divas Division last night: The Best And Worst Of WWE Raw 6/17/13 | With Leather
This reminds me of a video Michelle McCool posted on her YouTube channel, in which while discussing Melina, it leads to her talking about their match at Night of Champions that year, how it was better than most of the guys' matches, and yet they got very little praise, and for the most part they were discouraged.You know Ivory said before in a shoot, there is a limit to how high you're allowed to reach as a woman in WWE, and if you start to get beyond that, they do something to pull you back down and bury you with the audience. Maybe that was sour grapes talking on her part. I don't know, I'm not backstage. But certainly the bizarreness of Stephanie randomly and out of the blue inserting herself into the divas division and trashing everybody including the new champion 24 hours after a highly praised women's match...is interesting timing to say the least.
If this is true, then it further confirms the bloated egos of the McMahon in general, and how I'm fucking sick of seeing them on my TV.
No no no no.Steph vs AJ has potential to be the female equivalent of Stonecold vs Vince if they allow AJ the freedom to start mindfucking Stephanie.
The segment on Monday's Raw, where Kaitlyn interrupted Stephanie McMahon, was inspired by a real life event. On the show, Kaitlyn came out to confront AJ Lee, and when Stephanie McMahon headed up the ramp, she scolded Kaitlyn for interrupting her, and instructed her to never do it again. Word is that this is based on an incident that took place backstage recently where Stephanie McMahon was interrupted, and caused a scene.
I really don't get the appeal of this AJ/Kaitlyn fued, at least compared to other feuds over the years? Yes they're rivals, but I just don't see it, as being that great. At least Trish/Lita feud was entertaining, and had some great moments. This feud between AJ/Kaitlyn has been luckluster to say the least.I wonder if that's what WWE is trying to set up. This feud between AJ and Kaitlyn is becoming the best feud for the divas since Trish and Stephanie.