The association with male wrestlers teaming up with female valets is an essential part of WWE storytelling. Men working with women can lead to all kinds of stories whether they are two babyfaces that are together or better yet, two heels. If they are heels then the eventual breakup can lead to a significant turn by one of the two parties and if it works out then they can often times break through as bigger stars. There have been all kinds of women in these kinds of stories, but today the focus is going to be on the "crazy chicks." That's not a derogatory term by any means. It's actually a character trait that isn't easy to portray because any woman can be a boring babyface diva. What we're looking at this time are the ones that are more known as crazy heels. If you asked most of these women if they had fun portraying a "crazy chick" most of them would probably say they enjoyed it just because of the character depth. Compare some of them to boring babyface divas like Kelly Kelly and which one do you remember better? The crazy chick, of course. Some men will appear on here more than once while some women will too. You can probably figure out who they are. If not, that's okay. There's actually one of them that could be on here about four or five times, but sometimes it's important to recognize others too. You can probably figure out who she is, though.
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