Former WWE star Cameron thinks the women’s division has lost some of the magic that made the Divas era stand out.
She shared her thoughts on the “Layla Talk” podcast with former WWE Superstar Layla, reminiscing about old Halloween contests and battle royals from her time in WWE.
Cameron said today’s female wrestlers are far better in the ring, but WWE has drifted away from a more glamorous presentation. In her view, the company no longer encourages performers to show the same sex appeal that once helped make the product popular.
She argued that women should be able to showcase both athletic skill and glamour. Fans who only want fighting can watch MMA, she said—WWE should offer something different.
Layla agreed Cameron had a point but explained why the issue is tricky. Fans now expect women to be taken seriously as competitors, so performers have to balance strength with style. She praised Chelsea Green for combining both qualities and pointed to Nikki Bella’s return as proof that the Divas style can still work.
So while Cameron feels WWE has lost something important from its women’s division, Layla sees it as a matter of finding balance between glamour and serious competition rather than simply going back to the past. Their comments raise a bigger question: should WWE put more focus on presentation while still protecting the progress women have made as wrestlers?
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