4. The Divas Revolution Hasnt Hit Brightons Kids Yet
During the interval and in the first half of the show, I heard several different children indicate to their parents that they werent fans of the Divas. One lad in the queue for the toilets said to his dad that, if the Divas match had been on in the first half, he would have gone then, as the Divas matches are boring. This view was echoed by another child in the row behind me and someone else said that the queues at the merchandise stall was too long and that he would go when the Divas match was on. Perhaps once these kids hit puberty, they will be more interested in the Divas division, but if these comments are representative of the WWE Universe as a whole, then the Divas division is missing out on a large portion of their audience. Kids are loud, and getting them invested in the Divas matches will certainly help to kick start The Divas Revolution.
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