To say that the WWE Divas division hasn't always been successful is an understatement. Despite once having a glowing roster of female wrestlers such as Trish Stratus, Molly Holly, Chyna and Lita, the company has often treated the Diva division as an after-thought and encouraged a culture where their matches are referred to by many fans as bathroom breaks. This all looked set to change with the arrival of three of the NXT Four Horsewoman: Charlotte, Sasha Banks and Becky Lynch. The eagerly awaited debut of the Nature Girl, the Boss and the Lasskicker was met with overwhelming support and 'This Is Awesome' chants from the crowd. Pretty much straight away WWE slapped the hashtag #DivasRevolution on the so-called movement and the rest is history. But has the revolution really fixed the Divas division? Despite all this happening, the fans have criticized the booking, with particularly ire reserved for the moment Nikki Bella beat AJ Lee's record as longest reigning Divas champion. The three factions of Team BAD, Team Bella and Team PCB were ill-received due to the non-stop tag matches and lack of real storylines and competition. The Divas division has more talent than ever and potential to be extremely successful, but it is still hurt by the wacky booking of WWE Creative. And it's time someone told them how to do their jobs properly...
