WWE: Top Management Supporting the Divas Division

After the #GiveDivasAChance movement sparked what seemed like a "revolution" of sorts in how WWE views the Divas division. Many thought that the WWE's point of view on the divas would changing due in part to the movement and also in part to how the divas are booked down in NXT. There has been some changes in the way divas are booked on the main roster and the divas have been getting more time to work on TV and having more time to talk on the microphone, but change isn't where it needs to be. Fact of the matter is it will take time and the divas wont become an important part of the product over night and nobody should expect them to.


However, in reality the Divas can be an important part of the product if they are given time to develop character and get over like the women in NXT have. Apparently top management namely Triple H & Stephanie are considered big supporter of changing the way WWE divas are featured on WWE TV. I totally agree with this idea, because it is obviously working down in NXT so why not do it on the main roster. The one thing I'd be worried about is if the Main roster division has the talent to sustain an increased role on TV. I believe that to many members of the current division like Rosa Mendes, Summer Rae, & Layla may be better served as managers. (Layla for a different reason then Summer & Rosa)

Though I do support this idea I also support the idea of keeping certain divas as managers and just promoting other divas to the main roster from NXT to help with the role change. I also think that allowing Triple H & or Stephanie to have full control over a division without Vince's input like the divas division could do wonders for preparing them to take over for Vince and also could help business. But that likely wont happen, because as of this current writing Vince apparently still sees women in the roles they currently take on in the divas division as oppose to the role the divas have in NXT. Finally that is were the problem falls as Vince is in control of the main WWE product still.