Falling up/ Fail Forward Weekend

This Past Sunday had the revolutionary Women's Royal Rumble Match, and especially learning how the women in the Wrestling industry has build their way up. It took years and even an area that has been brought to another level, and a certain someone to bring the revolution out of the shadow and into the light of growth and even rocking the boat in the most positive way. Seeing how the women wrestling change overtime and on top of that seeing all the ups and downs over the years man it has been really hard to imagine as well. Going from being sexy. smart and powerful divas, to building the revolution and evolution of women.

When I was watching wrestling in 2009 and I was thinking oh the women are just as talented and they have power, but the matches were short and on top of that they weren't taken very seriously as well. I remember watching those wrestling matches where I played a song that last 4 minutes and it was as long as the wrestling match and man I couldn't believe it. It was a bit uninspiring to watch and the matches themselves were very disappointing to watch, but overtime there were a few good matches and a few talented wrestlers but weren't given the chance to really display themselves. Other times they just like I said were not taken very seriously and then overtime they were developing but still weren't getting the attention they were getting, but were having some or a fair amount of positive matches from time to time.

When I started watching NXT in 2013, and over the weeks I started to notice how good the matches were getting and on top of that the talent that was in the ring and how intriguing the matches would be getting when they get on up to the main roster. Well while that was happening there was a Divas a 9 on 9 Survivor series divas tag match where it was Total Divas vs WWE Divas. The match was extremely horrendous and really had to have the rematch the very next night and apparently they tried to recover from that disappointing evening the night before, and well it was a tough situation but then when you go down to NXT and see the phenomenal matches they have been having aw man they can just literally blow you away believe it or not. The Matches on NXT we're entertaining to watch and on top of that they were more entertaining to watch, so it really leaves me to be intrigued how it would change the main roster as well.

So my question was answered two years later, where Stephanie McMahon announced a new revolution after the retirement of a talented wrestler, we had fresh new faces that indeed changed women wrestling forever. Where it brought revolution to how women wrestling was in the early 2000s, or maybe the 90s as well. As years went on since 2015 they now became where they wrestled in the main event and then had the Hell in a Cell Match, and even then they had their own Royal Rumble Match. Over the years it took huge involvement and it may seem how development from Stephanie McMahon and Triple H who even had the women's first Iron Woman Match and even the Women's money in the bank. I remember mentioning it in my previous blog as well. So it is interesting how the revolution has build and how it became something the fans have gotten into as well.

The purpose of this blog if you read between the lines was to figure out how do you  find solution, how to figure how to figure how do you overcome failure and overcome mockery. Witnessing then and now and on top of that the development of the women revolution. You never know the possibility of what could happen if you just put in the work and let the project of your plan build because it takes alot of Observance to the problem and whether they had their ups and even their downs, there is nothing wrong with trying something different because apparently how do you build the system where you let things shine and let things come to fruition, because it takes work and it takes coming up with a new agenda and really takes exhibiting the talent and the potential that you see to make things in a possible way as well. Seeing the talent now and the women part of the revolution is a privilege but however couldn't be done if it wasn't for Stephanie McMahon stepping up and really rocking the boat, and I have to say there is nothing wrong with failure but the question is how are you overcoming it how are you looking to change and even bring a Positive Culture shock. You got to keep falling up don't fall down. Something is struggling it is always good to take the initiative to really make the failure into a success into bringing forward, because one thing about this is they never gave up and said it's over, they saw something outside of wrestling and brought it into wrestling as well.