10 Most Devastating WWE Burials Of Women Wrestlers
2. Body Shaming Molly Holly
Before the Women’s Revolution, fans referred to 2002-06
as the golden era of women’s wrestling in WWE. With Trish Stratus as the
centerpiece, the women’s division featured Lita, Jazz, Victoria, Gail Kim,
Jacquelyn, Mickie James, and Molly Holly, all competing in solid matches with
defined characters. Molly’s character, for instance, was that she had a fat
ass.
Hey,
those were Trish’s words, not mine. You see, while the other women were willing to flaunt
their assets in sexually-stimulating attire, Molly preferred the modest
approach. She bemoaned bra and panties matches, championing for her fellow
competitors to have more respect for themselves.
Well,
this was right after the Attitude Era, so that made Molly a villain. WWE turned
it distasteful by then making her an unattractive villain with a frumpy body
and tendency to wear granny panties. Keep in mind Molly was still a beautiful
TV star - just not WWE’s type of beauty.