Current Events > How do you think Chyna would have fared in the current WWE women's division?

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Assuming that she was still alive and she either conquered her personal demons or never succumbed to them in the first place.

I've kind of gone down a rabbit hole of WWE women's wrestling lately, and it's nice to see that they're actually being taken seriously now, being given actual matches, given their own major events such as their own Royal Rumble, an entire PPV for themselves in Evolution, and even main-eventing Wrestlemania for the first time in 2019. Back in the day when I actually kept up with WWE, or at least Smackdown due to not having cable at the time I was most into it--during the Attitude and Ruthless Aggression eras--the women were all pretty much just eye-candy, with the women's division being just a sideshow intended for really gimmicky matches such as bra-and-panties, or basically just performed in filler matches.

Apparently, because of that, Chyna preferred wrestling men and often did so for much of her tenure, but eventually, she started being matched up against women only, and she felt herself too good for the women there at the time and left WWE. I wonder how she would feel about the women's division now?

She would have been 55 years old, so she would have been retired long ago, with maybe an occasional match here and there like Trish Stratus where she would (rightfully) be treated very well by every one for her contributions.

Honestly?

The righties would run her out of the sport.

I can see her getting a decent feud with Rhea Ripley.

It's hard to say. Most of her matches with women were awful, but that was due to the state of the women's wrestling. Her best matches were against men, but that had to do with the fact that she wrestled people like Eddie Guerrero and Chris Jericho.

She likely wouldn't have matches against men today, but it's also untelling how she would do against women either since the ceiling for workrate and ability has never been higher.

She had the look, but i don't remember much about her wrestling ability. Honestly, women's wrestling was kind of bad when I was still watching, so I didn't really pay much attention to it.

FFTHEWINNER posted...

She would have been 55 years old, so she would have been retired long ago

True enough. I guess I should have said a hypothetical prime Chyna in today's women's division. Or at least, her competing in the early stages of the "women's revolution" around 2016-2018, where in her mid-late 40's she may have still had some steam left to compete regularly.