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Cornette says a very few words about the WWE's very weird obsession with Eva Marie:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2SiQctocTqc

It's bizarre that after just firing many talented female wrestlers, they bring back the epitome of the old Divas idea -- Miss All Red Laurantis Lingerie Model Special -- who, when I last saw her, was easily among the worst women in televised wrestling (but then AEW had to come along and, after giving us a lot of no-talents, rushed poor Julia Hart to the ring where she was so green she botched her finisher in half her matches)

At any rate, I had been taking notes on AEW Dark & Elevation, but I finally wound up stopping because I realize I'm probably never going to use them for anything and I'd probably be able to google the card after the fact. There are probably some things I'd want to loop back on, but it's not a whole lot. And I'm guessing there are some wikis with a wrestler's entire AEW history (I *think* I saw it for one of the girls) which would make finding certain things easy.

I'm probably also going to start skipping matches even more liberally. Back when it was just Dark, I was cool with watching an episode each week even if it ran long and then just skipping a thing or two. However, Dark + Elevation adds up to anywhere from 2.5 to 5.5 hours each week which is a *lot* of free time. And some of these guys are a waste. I'm trying to think of the last time I saw a good Nyla Rose match. It was probably the one where she squashed Madi (who might be the best enhancement gal AEW has used -- it's between her and *maybe* Tesha Price; Madi could probably even make Julia Hart look good, which Tesha came up short on)

I've also been watching some "old" (in that they happened in the last decade, rather than really recently) WWE matches and angles. It was weird seeing Adam Cole compete because what little I know of him has been as SD's GM. And Drew might be great in the ring, but he just has a crappy visual.

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