Mick Foley Disappointed With Time Given to Divas Matches

WWE Hall of Famer and the Hardcore Legend Mick Foley has always been very vocal about his wrestling philosophy. Foley’s opinion is generally well accepted, and one of his most vocal arguments is the respect and presentation of women’s wrestling in WWE.

Last night, WWE featured two women’s matches. Sasha Banks took on Becky Lynch and WWE Divas Champion Charlotte defended her title against Paige for the second straight night. While the latter was a good match with good development, many were upset with Banks vs. Lynch on Raw last night

Foley is in that group, and he posted the following tweets discussing his disappointment with Banks vs. Lynch not getting enough time:

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Foley’s frustration is understandable. Last night’s Raw match between Banks and Lynch didn’t have much more than a few minutes, and WWE has had an issue for years of focusing their attention on a single Divas feud.

However, we’ve discussed that the Divas division has far too much talent to focus on one feud at a time. WWE’s roster is currently struggling with talent right now, but the Divas division has more talent now than it has in over a decade. It seems like an easy fix. Foley is one of many that would like to see more of women’s wrestling.

For example, last night there was a cheap segment between Heath Slater and Ryback that didn’t resort to much more than taking up five to ten minutes of television time. That time could have easily been added to make The Boss vs. The Lass Kicker develop more in the ring to give more Divas a chance on weekly WWE television.