AJ Lee vs. Paige at Battleground Will Forecast the WWE Divas Division's Future

Sometimes it's downright bizarre how different from each other NXT and the main roster WWE shows are. NXT is one hour a week and managed very economically with an interesting mix of old school studio wrestling, modern indie wrestling, and WWE production, while Raw can be bloated and monotonous. One of the most glaring differences, though, is how NXTpresents female wrestlers.

On the main shows, while the presentation has been heavily toned down with less revealing outfits and overtly sexual content, the Divas division, even in title matches, isn't exactly presented as "serious wrestling" the same way that the key men's matches are. There are also less completely unqualified women getting TV time in the ring each week. Still, Naomi, who's a great athlete with promise as a wrestler, uses a flying butt attack called the "Rear View" because she has a big butt.

On top of all that, the women's matches are given too little time to develop, and they're generally treated like afterthoughts. As bad asWWE announcing has been lately, it's at its worst during the women's matches, with Michael Cole, John Layfield, and Jerry Lawler all sounding bored out of their skulls to the point they sound like they're gonna fall asleep. They don't even try to hide it.