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Cameron Says Modern Women’s Wrestling Could Use More Glamour
Former WWE wrestler Cameron says today’s women’s wrestling could use more glamour and sex appeal.
She shared her view on Layla El’s podcast while discussing how the division has changed.
Cameron said women’s wrestling now puts more focus on athletic, hard-hitting matches.
She believes audiences can enjoy both glamour and strong in-ring competition, rather than having to choose between them.
Layla said performers face a challenge balancing sex appeal with their image as serious athletes.
She pointed to Chelsea Green as someone who manages that balance.
Their discussion reflects an ongoing debate about entertainment and athletic competition in women’s wrestling.
Former WWE wrestler Cameron said modern women’s wrestling could use more of the glamour associated with WWE’s Divas era.
She said the focus on hard-hitting matches and athletic performances has left less room for sex appeal.
Cameron argued that performers can be glamorous while also being strong competitors.
Layla agreed with Cameron’s point but said performers face a challenge because audiences now expect them to be serious athletes.
Layla cited Chelsea Green as someone who combines both elements.
- Who
- Former WWE wrestler Cameron and Layla El, who hosted the podcast.
- What
- Cameron said modern women’s wrestling could use more glamour and sex appeal. Layla said performers face a challenge balancing that with audiences’ expectations of athletic competition.
- When
- During an appearance on Layla El’s Lay Talk Podcast. The date of the appearance is not stated.
- Where
- Lay Talk Podcast. A physical location is not stated.
- Why
- Cameron said the focus on hard-hitting matches and athletic performances has left less room for glamour.
Cameron
Layla
Role of glamour
Cameron
Cameron said modern women’s wrestling is missing some of the glamour and sex appeal associated with the Divas era.
Layla
Layla understood Cameron’s point about sex appeal.
Balancing presentation
Cameron
Cameron said women can show glamour and still be strong competitors.
Layla
Layla said performers are in a difficult situation because audiences have adapted to seeing them as serious, hard-hitting wrestlers.
Cameron competed alongside Naomi as part of The Funkadactyls.
Cameron discussed what she sees as missing from modern women’s wrestling, and Layla responded.
Wrestlezone published its article about Cameron’s comments.
- Podcast
- Layla El’s Lay Talk Podcast
- Cameron’s former WWE team
- The Funkadactyls, alongside Naomi
- Cameron left WWE
- 2016
- Layla’s example
- Chelsea Green
- Article publication
- 2026-11-10
What people are saying
If people want to watch MMA, they’re going to watch MMA, right? But I feel like that’s what’s missing: that sex appeal. Guys, respectfully, want to see a little a*s,
But I think it’s dope for girls to show a little a*s and be able to kick a*s. This is what’s missing. Am I wrong? I don’t know,
I absolutely get what you’re saying and stuff like that. But the thing is, they’re in a difficult situation because they want to be sexy, but also the audience has now adapted to them being hardcore wrestlers who kick a*s,
Chelsea Green, I think, hits it,