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<p>With the Evolution PPV coming up it goes without saying that many female wrestlers from the past will be making an appearance. This is WWE’s way of making the event more special by adding a touch of nostalgia. They did this during the Greatest Royal Rumble and they will definitely do it during Evolution.</p>



<p>While some of these returns can send wrestling fans into a frenzy, others can leave a sour aftertaste. Today, we will look at 5 women who definitely should make a return and 5 others who should not.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>Melina (Should return)</strong></h2>



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<p>While her departure from the WWE wasn’t a great one, she did have an illustrious career and was one of the most unique wrestlers thanks to her ultra-flexible body. Her feud with Mickie James was a highlight of the pre-PG era and was a nice precursor to the women’s revolution that was to happen a few years down the line.</p>



<p>Even though Melina mentioned that she has retired from wrestling, she didn’t get a proper send-off and this queen of great entrances deserves one last chance to shine on the big stage.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>Stacy Keibler (Should not return)</strong></h2>



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<p>There was a reason female wrestlers weren’t taken seriously and wrestlers like Stacy Keibler played a huge part in that. She was one of those women wrestlers who made it into wrestling solely because of their look despite having zero wrestling chops. WWE bringing her back would be akin to shooting themselves in the foot. She did some of the most unoriginal work and making an appearance at Evolution would undo all the good work done by women wrestlers since.</p>







<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>Eve Torres (Should return)</strong></h2>



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<p>Had she peaked just a few years later, she would have made it really big but she was just in the wrong time period. Eve wasn’t the most gifted in-ring talent but she had that superstar quality that few possess. WWE was only interested in her looks. They put her in stupid storylines involving John Cena and Zack Ryder. She finally quit WWE after not getting what she deserved.</p>



<p>She has also been flying under the radar for some time and seeing her return would be very surprising and exciting.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>Summer Rae (Should not return)</strong></h2>



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<p>She is a prime example of a wrestler who was pushed by WWE during the women’s revolution despite being terrible in the ring. She was released by WWE and hasn’t been missed since. Her run in WWE was like the ‘greatest hits’ of injustice done to women wrestlers.</p>



<p>There were many talented wrestlers who barely got any time in the ring or in front of the camera while Summer Rae was given quite a considerable amount of push. She was also one of those bland wrestlers who could not elicit any reaction from the crowd and bringing her back at Evolution would only be met by silence.</p>







<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>Beth Phoenix (Should return)</strong></h2>



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<p>Beth was one of the most important women wrestlers in the grand scheme of things as she wasn’t the pretty model like diva. She made it big mostly due to her in-ring abilities and her charisma. She did return at the Greatest Royal Rumble but it would be a travesty if she is not there at Evolution.</p>



<p>The women’s revolution would not have been possible had it not been for wrestlers like Beth Phoenix who changed the public perception of what a female wrestler is supposed to be like.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>Eva Marie (Should not return)</strong></h2>



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<p>If only one woman can be quoted as an example of everything that has been wrong with women’s wrestling then no one would be a better example than Eva Marie. She had an “accidental” wardrobe malfunction in the PG era and would go on to be a part of some of the cringiest segments of the modern era. She was again favored, albeit for short periods of time, over much more talented wrestlers and for that alone does not merit being given the opportunity to appear at the first women’s only PPV.</p>







<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>AJ Lee (Should return)</strong></h2>



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<p>To put it simply there would be no women’s revolution without AJ Lee. While the Bella Twins can claim all they want that they were the inception of the women’s revolution but had it not been for AJ Lee laying the foundations of change, the women’s division would still be stuck in the dark ages. Her return is highly implausible but rumors suggest that WWE have been trying. If she were to return, she would easily get the biggest pop not just at the event but in all of WWE in recent times.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>Torrie Wilson (Should not return)</strong></h2>



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<p>If you ever wondered what led to women being treated as objects, you would have to dig pretty deep into the history books. However, Torrie Wilson was one of those women who made it into a normal act. Bikini contests and homophobic storylines while great for eye-candy and creating a buzz, degraded the entire women’s division as nothing more than a supporting act to the men.</p>



<p>They were like the cheerleaders at a game. It would take more than a decade to undo the damage the women’s division suffered under women like her. We would like her to return, but it would make sense if she doesn&#8217;t.</p>







<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>Lita (Should return)</strong></h2>



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<p>If you had to choose just one woman who had the biggest impact in wrestling for all the right reasons then that would be Lita and that is why she tops the list. She proved at the Greatest Royal Rumble that she can still kick some ass in the ring.</p>



<p>Her feuds with Trish Stratus are legendary and to get the kind of reactions she got and that too during the attitude era is a testament to her greatness. She is easily one of the greatest wrestlers of all time and deserves an opportunity at Evolution. Infact, Lita has been confirmed for WWE Evolution as she will be squaring off against Mickie James.</p>



<h2 class="wp-block-heading"><strong>Kelly Kelly (Should not return)</strong></h2>



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<p>Kelly Kelly does not fall in the best women’s wrestlers category and she makes it to the top of this list by virtue of her appearance at the Greatest Royal Rumble. She entered the ring and had just a few wrestling spots along with Michele McCool but botched them up so badly that even Sin Cara would be ashamed. She was terrible as a wrestler during her prime and she was terrible as a nostalgia act.</p>



<p>The last thing WWE should do is give her another opportunity when there are so many other women who deserve it much more.</p>

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