Kelly Kelly Comments On Her WWE Release

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As noted earlier, WWE announced this afternoon that Kelly Kelly has been released from the company. Kelly commented on the release on her Twitter, writing,

"Had an amazing 6 years with wwe made great friends and have the most loyal and amazing fans in the world thanks for the never ending support. Have exciting things in the works can't wait to share them with you stay tune." 

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Kelly Kelly Lands Long-Term Deal with WWE

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That's right folks, the Diva that everyone loves to hate will be a part of the WWE for some time to come.

Over the weekend, wrestlinginc.com reported:

Following reports that Kelly Kelly was accepting endorsements and appearance requests during her hiatus from the WWE ring, organization officials offered the Raw Diva a new contract with a pay raise. They don't want her to leave WWE since she's considered their most marketable female performer.

Meanwhile, a number of talents are reportedly feeling exhausted from the company's current travel schedule, which requires most to attend every television taping. Some feel Nikki and Brie Bella may have started a trend with the female performers to take time away from WWE rather than continuing working on a never-ending basis. The twin duo, as well as Lilian Garcia, have cited exhaustion from WWE's grueling travel schedule as their reason for leaving the sports entertainment organization.

Ultimately, this is a smart move by the WWE. K-2 has been a huge part of the Diva's Division for close to 10 years, and losing her presence could prove detrimental. Even though the Diva's division is a shell of its former self, WWE needs to maintain some stability and retain a face of the division to help keep it going.

Yes, they have other Divas to utilize but none as popular as Kelly Kelly.

In the end, the WWE may want to consider some sort of offseason for its top stars. Let's face it, we are less than a week away from No Way Out, and at least two matches will now have to be altered due to injury or suspension.

Right now, the WWE can't afford to keep the old-school cycle of little to no days off for their stars, as it has proven to be detrimental to their well-being. To me, they should either go back to "branded" pay-per-views or cut down to 6-8 a year. This would give the stars some down time and allow them to rejuvenate.

Now, it's your turn to weigh in. Was this signing smart by the WWE or a waste of money?

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Jim Ross' Status for Survivor Series, Rock News, More

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-WWE Hall of Famer Jim Ross tweeted on Tuesday PM that he's not planned to be at Sunday's Survivor Series pay-for each-view:

"I'm not busy at Survivor Series @this time. I am busy in Waco to see OU-Baylor Sat. IF I set up sauce stand @ MSG Sunday, wud u stop by?"

-After shaking Boston's TD Garden on Monday night, The Rock was once more on the motion picture set on Tuesday shooting the newfangled GI Joe motion picture. Shake tweeted a picture today of himself keeping a firearm with the subtitle, "On set. Handlin' business. #WhatAreYouHandlin?"

-WWE diva Kelly, who is on the spread of the brand new Maxim Magazine, is doing a Twitter support for the magazine:

"If you tweet a pic of you with a Maxim magazine with me on the cover i'll post it on my new website. Add hashtag #kellymaxim so I can see it"

Raw Recap 11/7/11 : WWE Diva's, They Want Their Gimmick Back!

Raw from Liverpool, England appeared to take a shot at paper, but in execution, fell level. A fantastic break from the standard a few moment tag crew matches, the previous evening Raw alternately offered an in-ring portion positioned around Kelly Kelly‘s divulging of her late Maxim magazine blanket. With the Divas seldomly getting mic time, this portion would be able to have propelled the storyline, prodding the upcoming Eve vs Beth title match or setting something up for Survivor Series, alternately it didn’t totally perform anything. Well, it composed this author yearn for LayCool, but that would be about it.

Let’s watch:
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WATCH ONLINE : WWE Raw 11/7/11 (Full Show)

We see Kelly with a tremendous smirk on her challenge strolling to the ringside dominion, and she has exceptional purpose behind the grin—she's on the spread of Maxim! As Jerry Lawler presents her as his “best liked Diva” (hmm, we’re sensing a plan: The Kat, Trish, Kelly turns out to a huge adulation from the swarm. (Form sidebar: I’m not feeling Kelly's dress.)

Kelly starts giving us an Oscar talk about acting like an adult in front of the WWE Universe and having her ups and downs. That would be fabulous, Kelly, but this isn’t a retirement talk. You’ve still stretched out beyond you. Unequivocally indicate us the spread!

Obviously, you can’t have quite an euphoric instant for one Diva without an additional smashing the gathering. Actually, construct that a few, as out come Beth Phoenix and Natalya taunting small Kelly and calling her a Barbie doll. Kelly's comeback? “I wouldn’t intrude on you depending on if you were on the spread of National Geographic”. Womp.

Beth declares that Kelly being on a magazine blanket is a false impression of what it takes to be a Diva. “A WWE Diva is something greater than simply an all around appearance and a bucketful of perkiness”. Beth and Natalya try to corner Kelly and tell her its “shout time”. On the other hand, before they can lay a hand on K2, out come Eve and Alicia Fox (Fashion sidebar: Alicia looks furious), making the recovery, as the Divas of Doom escape the ring.

Alicia & Eve tell Kelly that this is her instant, not Beth and Natalya’s, disclosing her spread for all to see.

Musings: Two statements: Not astounded. I’m not awed by the course that WWE has taken Beth and Natalya, having them appear to be a LayCool tribute act, deriding Kelly as they descended the slope. I’m sad, but I actually don’t purchase it. Layla and Michelle McCool were excellent at what they did in light of the fact that they had the pretentious heel schedule under control. Beth and Natalya are not affected heels. They are physically antagonizing, break-a-b*tch-depending on if-she-checks out-you-wrong heels. In any event they ought to be. The theatrics that WWE had Beth and Natalya do as they descended the slope fell level, assuming that you inquire. I actually don’t think that this is the bearing these elements might as well be going in. I much inclined toward the second part of Beth's promo, discussing how magazines blankets and so forth. give a false representation of what a Diva might as well be. It felt more “accurate” to their elements.

Contrasting this with the Christy Hemme Playboy divulging in 2005, this portion needed. Trish Stratus had the appeal and pizazz to totally put a verbal hurting on Christy (as well as a physical one), but none, of these Natalya or Beth are Trish on the mouthpiece. That would be not a thump on them, since the Divas can’t get preferable unless they’re given more mic chance to enhance, but it unequivocally didn’t have that wit to it in the same route as Trish had, nor did it tick the “annoyingly heel-ish and pretentious” box like LayCool.

I could have taken every available opportunity to see Beth cut the second part of that promo, then afterward have them physically threaten Kelly, possibly put her in that stretch accommodation until Alicia and Eve made the recovery.

I adore Beth and Natalya, but WWE appears to be absent the pontoon on what the aforementioned elements ought to be.

Notwithstanding what about Eve's title shot? No notice of it whatsoever the previous evening. They could’ve done something with Eve and Beth to tease their title match, for example Eve & Alicia making the recovery, and afterward Eve and Beth having some sort of dispute.

Cryssi could be once more following week, but for this week… Melanie out!

What Kelly Kelly's win over Beth Phoenix means

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Just when it seemed that the WWE creative team had decided to resurrect the Divas division by having Beth Phoenix and Natalya rise to relevance again, Kelly Kelly walked out of SummerSlam 2011 still with the Divas championship.

How did Kelly accomplish this feat? With a counter to Phoenix's finisher into a pinning roll-up...apparently that's how you defeat someone as powerful as the "Glamazon."

But for those who wish to see Natalya and Phoenix take over the division, don't be too discouraged by the loss tonight.

I would relate Phoenix's loss tonight to the beginning of the Christian-Randy Orton feud when "The Viper" defeated Christian for the world heavyweight championship just days after he won the title.

I believe that, though Phoenix took the loss tonight, it was only to add to this feud, which is only in its early stages.

This seems to be the start of a rivalry that could actually save the division, even though it began on a bad note for the more powerful Diva.

Phoenix and Natalya have not been doing much of anything this calendar year; besides the occasional oversized tag-team match and WWE Superstars appearance, the two blondes have been all but absent from WWE programming.

I don't think that creative would spend decent airtime on the two Divas jumping A.J. and Kelly Kelly without the storyline going further, and the way Kelly won at SummerSlam leaves room for this rivalry to grow and garner just what the Divas division desperately needs: airtime.

The fact that Kelly won by a simple roll-up allows for the Phoenix to come out on Raw this coming Monday and explain how her opponent's victory was a fluke, how she demands a rematch and so forth, and then have a nice heated promo with the current Divas champion.

What happens with Natalya over on Smackdown is yet to be seen, but there's a good chance we see her and Phoenix team-up and become a powerful duo in the division.

It doesn't take a wrestling enthusiast to notice that the Divas division has all but been ignored, with the exception of the Bella twins and Kelly Kelly.

The company has even lost two of its top talents in Melina and Gail Kim due to their recent lack of exposure.

This rivalry could potentially bring back the division that actually has more talent than the WWE would have you believe.

It's time for the creative team to finally pay attention to their female wrestlers and allow them to showcase the talent that they possess.

This Kelly-Phoenix rivalry could change the way the Divas division is perceived if it takes off and becomes a captivating storyline.

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Why Beth Phoenix can defeat Kelly Kelly and take her title

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The most interesting women's match in WWE in quite some takes place at WWE Summerslam 2011. Who will come out on top?

Well, some fans might argue that WWE's current golden girl Kelly has the edge: she's popular, gorgeous, enthusiastic about wrestling and, perhaps most importantly in WWE's jagged political environment, well-liked backstage (Randy Orton brought an avalanche of heat onto himself when he harshly and needlessly criticised aspects of her personal life in his now infamous interview with Arizona's Real Rock Radio Show). She also hasn't had the championship very long at all, having won the title on the June 20th edition of Monday Night Raw after a fan vote awarded her a WWE Divas Championship shot.

Conventional wisdom tells us WWE will want to give her some more time on top. But is it really that simple? I don't think so. Indeed, I fully believe former women's champion Beth can win the title off the former bikini model from Florida at the pay-per-view.

Here's why. First of all, while Kelly has taken great strides as an in-ring performer, there are still big question marks hanging over her in-ring ability. For example, her (mercifully short) match with Brie Bella at WWE's spectacular Money in the Bank pay-per-view was one of the few blights of an otherwise fantastic card. Botched moves, mistiming, a distinct lack of fan reaction... make no mistake about it: the match was a shambles.

Indeed, the match was so awful that, in a rather unprofessional move, the Bella Twins took to Twitter to snap back at critics of the match, even taking a few shots at the TNA Knockouts in the process. For her part, Kelly remained silent, but she could not have been ignorant to the criticism.

Beth, on the other hand, has always been one of WWE's better female performers. Learning her trade on the indies, including a stint in Allison Danger's Shimmer promotion, she's vastly superior to the current crop of divas who always try but never really deliver the goods in the ring. She has often been compared to Chyna in her run (the Glamazon character is almost certainly inspired by Chyna, and Beth, like her predecessor, also showed up in the Royal Rumble one year), but people tend to forget while making the comparison that Phoenix is actually a far more competent and smoother wrestler than Chyna ever was. She's a notch above most of the other performers in WWE as well, sans Nattie, perhaps.

Indeed, I personally thought her matches last year with Laycool, including an enjoyable Extreme Makeover match with McCool at the Extreme Rules PPV, were some of the best women's matches in WWE since 2002 when fine wrestlers like Molly Holly, Jazz, Victoria (now Tara in TNA) and Trish Stratus were dishing out great matches on a regular basis. Kelly has no such track record—her in-ring work is patchy at best. In a division that has matches often filled with botched moves and miscues, centering the division on a good in-ring general like Beth may appeal to WWE management. After all, Beth is far better at carrying clueless opponents than Kelly is and will likely work far better with the likes of Nikki and Brie Bella than Kelly has.

Similar to Kelly, Beth also has her vocal supporters backstage: in a July interview with GQ Magazine, current WWE star CM Punk singled out Beth for praise and claimed she was a woefully under-utilised diva who WWE wasn't doing enough with. Friends in high places may be of great aid to her in the tumultuous WWE political environment. Maybe Punk, or someone else, will put in a good word for her and convince the booking team to give her a shot on top.

There's also the fact that Beth is one determined lady. As someone who struggled her way up from the indies and then faced serious and painful injuries, including major reconstructive knee surgery that kept her out for five months in 2010, as well as having faced an often apathetic booking team, Beth has earned her place in the upper echelon of WWE's women's division—and she knows it. After viciously attacking Kelly after winning last week's Diva's Battle Royale, she grabbed the mic and triumphantly declared: “Kelly, your days as the perky, cute, blond little bimbo are officially over.”

Talk about making a statement, huh? In fact, it wouldn't shock me if her remarks to Kelly were one of those work-shoot things that WWE have grown so fond of in recent times, with WWE writers trying to tap into some real-life tension (or, what fans assume is a real-life tension) between the women wrestlers in WWE like Beth and Nattie (and the recently departed Gail Kim and Melina) who feel they have paid their dues but are being overlooked for the more photogenic but lesser talent women like Kelly. Interestingly, Nattie herself is doing a similar angle on Smackdown with A.J. Indeed, in the context of the storyline, Beth may have to gain a victory at Summerslam 2011 for the "true" the female wrestlers in the company and score the pin on Kelly.

But perhaps it would be best to end this piece with a word from the woman herself. Speaking to WWE's official website last week, she was asked about her actions but refused to give any straight answers, instead insisting, “You want a real story? Tune into SummerSlam 2011 and watch me win the Divas Championship for the first time."

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WWE SummerSlam 2011 Predictions

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The biggest party of the summer—SummerSlam—is only six days away.

This year's event will be the 24th annual SummerSlam. WrestleMania is undoubtedly the top PPV of the year for WWE, and the Royal Rumble has a great gimmick draw to it.

But SummerSlam has a rich history of its own.

This year, the WWE will add to the history of SummerSlam with some good matches, highlighted by the John Cena/CM Punk angle.

Who do I think will win this match? I will give my predictions for that match as well as all the other matches with this slideshow.

There are four matches advertised for the event. They are:

John Cena (c) vs. CM Punk (c)—winner is the Undisputed WWE Champion

Christian (c) vs. Randy Orton World Heavyweight Championship match/No Holds Barred

Sheamus vs. Mark Henry

Kelly Kelly (c) vs. Beth Phoenix Divas Championship match

I would expect the WWE to give Dolph Ziggler an opponent for his U.S. Title at SummerSlam.

I also expect Ezekiel Jackson to take on Cody Rhodes for the Intercontinental Championship at the event.

Divas Championship Kelly Kelly (c) vs. Beth Phoenix
Beth Phoenix became the No.1 contender this past Monday night Raw by winning a diva battle royal.

After the match, Kelly went into the ring to congratulate Beth, but the "Glamazon" had none of that.

Beth assaulted Kelly and claimed that the days of the perky blonde bimbo in the WWE are over.

On Smackdown, Natalya followed suit and did the exact same thing, only it was to A.J. (Kelly Kelly 2.0).

The WWE seems to be pushing their two biggest and strongest divas into power heel roles. One that will see them take over the divas division.

READ : WHY BETH PHOENIX CAN DEFEAT KELLY KELLY

This is most likely being done so that Kharma can return and destroy them.

Since the WWE is pushing the power divas, I see Beth going over in this one.

Winner and new Divas Champion, Beth Phoenix.

Sheamus vs. Mark Henry
Mark Henry has been on a path of destruction on Smackdown.

Henry has taken out the Big Show, Kane and Vladimir Kozlov. Henry issued an open challenge to any superstar who thought they could take him on.

Sheamus took on the challenge and has gone toe to toe with Mark since then.

The WWE has built up Sheamus as a power face and even let him destroy their "big man" Khali.

Sheamus defeats Mark Henry, but I think their rivalry continues.

World Heavyweight Championship: Christian (c) vs. Randy Orton No Holds Barred
Boy has this rivalry been going on for a long time.

Christian finally defeated Orton at MITB to win the WHC, but it wasn't without a predictable finish.

Orton was disqualified and Christian won via the terms of the match. Christian became the first in history to win the WHC via DQ.

This match could go either way.

I would like to see Christian win so that the WHC doesn't get devalued any more than it already has been.

But, can the WWE go against Randy Orton? Orton lost cleanly on Smackdown, which is not a good sign for Christian. Orton losing twice in three weeks? Unheard of.

Then again, this Christian vs. Randy Orton rivalry has gone on for a very, very long time, and I don't no how much more the WWE could add to it to keep it exciting.

Winner and still World Heavyweight Champion, Christian.

WWE Championship Match: John Cena (c) vs. CM Punk (c)
The history of this match is great.

CM Punk challenges John Cena for the WWE Championship in his hometown of Chicago.

Punk wins and quits the WWE, leaving with the WWE Championship.

The WWE then creates a new belt, which John Cena eventually wins.

Now Punk is the WWE champion and so is John Cena. The winner of this match will be the Undisputed WWE Champion.

I can see this match going either way, really.

Can John "Superman" Cena lose at two straight pay-per-views? Cena could win and add to his resume, but what would the WWE gain out of it?

If CM Punk wins, on the other hand, the WWE adds to Punk's fire and fuels the fans' appetite for anything and everything CM Punk-related.

The feud will continue, and maybe Triple H will become more involved in an angle with Punk.

If the WWE wants to make the most money and make the fans happy, then CM Punk needs to win at SummerSlam.

There is one more possibility that I know will not happen.

The WWE has the perfect chance to turn Cena heel at SummerSlam.

John Cena defeating the biggest fan favorite since Stone Cold? That would give Cena so much heat and fuel this rivalry for a very long time.

Add Triple H's involvement, and you have one interesting story line.

But enough of the fantasy land dreams. It is time for my prediction.

Considering everything that I know about this rivalry and the WWE, I have to give CM Punk an edge here.

CM Punk wins and is the Undisputed WWE Champion.


Recap
So far, only four matches have been advertised for this PPV. But I wouldn't be surprised if at least two more matches are added this week—either a tag team title match, a U.S. title match, or Cody Rhodes vs. Ezekiel Jackson for the Intercontinental Championship.

Of the advertised matches, here is who I have winning:

Beth Phoenix defeats Kelly Kelly and wins the Divas Championship.

Sheamus defeats Mark Henry.

Christian defeats Randy Orton and retains his World Heavyweight Championship.

CM Punk defeats John Cena and is the Undisputed WWE Champion.

Notes
John Cena and Randy Orton both lose at a WWE PPV?

Hard to believe, but it makes the most sense this time around. Then again, when does the WWE ever make sense of anything?

Sheamus and Mark Henry will continue their feud after their match, eventually leading to Sheamus' main event push.

Beth wins and starts a "diva uprising" among the "bigger, stronger and tougher" divas.

This is all done so Kharma can return as either a face and destroy them all or as a heel and join them, only to turn on them.

Thanks for reading, leave your comments below.

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