McMahon has shown time and time again that he does not care about the Divas. He’s shown that he only cares about his son-in-law, his hooker Cena, and his own ego. He must hear the voices of how the Knockouts of TNA just put the divas to shame. Many of the Knockouts used to work for him. He’s shown that he doesn’t care about talent. The divas have been thrown time and time again into tag matches. There is no originality. There are no unique characters. The Knockouts have all that and then some. Look at each individual Knockout. Look at how unique they are and how much they care about what they do. Knockouts like Daffney, ODB and Kong wouldn’t last a day in the WWE because of Vince’s testosterone-fueled and bias ideas.

Let’s look at Survivor Series. Team Mickie (Mickie James, Eve Torres, Gail Kim, Melina and Kelly Kelly) vs. Team Taker Jr. (Michelle McCool, Jillian Hall, Beth Phoenix, Layla El and Alicia Fox). Do we really care about this match? I know I don’t. Why is Gail Kim buried in this? Why is Beth Phoenix pushed to the back? This match is meaningless and will not change anything. Look at Turning Point. You had all the Knockout titles on the line in SaritaWilde and ODB vs. The Beautiful People. It was enjoyable. Good but not great. Then we had a great matchup in Tara vs. Awesome Kong in the Six Sides of Steel. This match had it all. Intensity. Fire. Stories were told. Tara went from wearing a banana suit to being in a high profile feud. I know the Divas have to be jealous. Mind you Mickie James and Gail Kim used to be in TNA and Gail was the cornerstone of the division and now she’s doing diddlysquat for Vince.

He just doesn’t care. He cares more about a woman’s weight than the things that she can contribute to the show. Like I said earlier, Mickie James is absolutely beautiful. I’d get down on bended knee if I ever got the chance to meet her. I pray for the day that she along with Beth and Gail leave and head to the promised land.

What I would like to see Mickie do to get revenge at Survivor Series. She could; a.) wrestle stiff, b.) pull out a TNA t-shirt, c.) strip naked and yell into a mic “DO I LOOK FAT!?” Okay, that last one is for me, but none the less piss the WWE off as much as possible.

Did anyone of you even considered the fact that they MAY have tried to speak to Mickie behind the scenes and she didn’t take the words to heart? This may sound crazy, but WWE actually does put SOME (even if it’s just a little) effort into not making their top Divas look awful. The one big example I can come up with is Lita. That fateful night in MSG when Trish and Lita were cutting a promo after the whole Edge/Matt Hardy/Lita incident. The fans (yes, the fans) actually began her heel turn. WWE tried to prevent it, and it got to the point where not only WWE was practically forced to hire Matt Hardy back but turn one of their top faces heel.

And the whole country music over WWE thing, in life (and especially in these times we’re in), it’s very important to have a backup (and even a second backup), but you’ve gotta remember wha your number one priority is. Don’t put your backup before your main job until the main job is over and done with. When she signed that contract, she made a committment to WWE, and (for now) that should be her number one priority. After her contract runs out, she can say “F*ck them!” and do something else.

Plus, it’s not like WWE is the only company to make a top star look bad leaving. Christian and Booker T were humiliated on their final appearances in TNA programming.

Trust me, I’m not defending them at the very least, but I see why (from a business standpoint) they did what they did. Sorry to upset some of you, but that’s how things are in the world of business. When you gotta make a point, you gotta make a point. From there, you have two options: either cry about it like a baby and complain to others or on the Internet like a two-year old when your feelings are hurt, or get your butt in gear and prove your employer wrong and wow the hell out of them. There’s an old saying: Success is the sweetest revenge.

And as gmosoto said, she’s under contract. She can’t just leave. I don’t even think she could sue since it’s technically a scripted storyline with her character. It’s definitely a cruel message WWE is sending because the touchiest subject for a woman is her weight. But like real sports, it’s a business.