7. The TNA Knockouts Division...
Womens wrestling doesnt get nearly the respect or attention that it should do. This is partly because female wrestlers have traditionally always been more of a sideshow than the main attraction and partly because major companies rarely invest a lot of time or money into their female talent. In pro wrestling, women can have long and storied careers as valets, managers or personalities, but female wrestlers always seem to struggle. TNA actually has a very strong Womens Division. Matches are at a good spot on the card and given a decent length of time to work. The women are allowed to portray interesting characters and given plenty of interview time to get their characters/storylines over. In that respect, the TNA Knockouts division is actually superior to the WWEs Divas division. TNAs Womens division is boosted by the presence of Gail Kim, who is an exceptional talent (as well as one of the best female workers ever), as well as ODB, who is never less than thoroughly entertaining and others besides, most of whom are good workers having generally good matches. TNA is probably the best place in the world to work if you are a female wrestler (Shimmer notwithstanding).