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Wren Sinclair Praises Total Divas Impact

Wren Sinclair Praises Total Divas Impact
“I feel like it highlighted the women sometimes when the television didn’t. It allowed you to get a grasp of what they actually go through.— Wren Sinclair

WWE wrestler Wren Sinclair expressed her appreciation for the impact of Total Divas on women's wrestling. She described the show as empowering and noted that she enjoyed reality television while growing up, which included programs such as Keeping Up with the Kardashians and The Bad Girls Club.

Sinclair stated that Total Divas highlighted the women wrestlers at times when their television segments, including promos, were cut. She explained that the series allowed viewers to understand the experiences the women went through.

The show provided an insider perspective that made the wrestlers feel relatable, as if viewers were seeing them in personal settings like playing with cats. Sinclair added that it helped audiences recognize the wrestlers as legitimate professional athletes who contribute even when they do not always receive the main focus.

Total Divas first aired in 2013 and continued until 2019. The series offered a look into both the professional and personal lives of the women in WWE, featuring behind-the-scenes content.

Source: Wrestling Observer

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