Wrestlezone’s Top 10: Women in Wrestling

July 5, 2012

Number 1: AJ

It is almost impossible to overshadow the WWE Championship. It is extremely difficult to become more important, at times, than CM Punk and Daniel Bryan. AJ has done both. The crazy chick character is thriving and has so much left. AJ is completely unpredictable and crazy, and it is coming off without a flaw. She was not used much before she aligned herself with Bryan, as NXT is not necessarily big events. AJ is the most interesting, diverse, and best all around woman on television. She is an excellent actress, with her attention to detail. Her facial expressions are spot on, as well as her body movements. I really feel like this is just the beginning for her. AJ, also, is athletic and quick inside the ring. She has some abilities inside the ring, but has proven you do not need all of that to succeed. AJ is number 1, and nobody can argue that.

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