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PWI Female 50 - The Independents - 2010 1 year 34 weeks ago

Earlier this month (Sept), Pro Wrestling Illustrated (PWI) released it's list of the top 50 female wrestlers.
Now of course a lot of people have problems with this list and I don't hold it as anywhere near "gospel".
But I though that like last year, I'd take out the ladies that work for the Indy wrestling promotions and see how they faired.
So here are the female wrestlers on the PWI Top 50 that work for the Indys and where they placed this year as opposed to last.

PWI Female 50 for 2009 - The Top Female Wrestlers of 2009 2 years 36 weeks ago

PWI (Pro Wrestling Illustrated) has just released their new PWI Female 50 for 2009.
And since I did the list for 2008 on another Hub, it seemed fitting that I would update it.
So here again are the top 25 off the list, with a bit about each wrestler and how this years ranking stacked up against last years.

Michelle McCool, The Best in 2009? 1 year 41 weeks ago

Pro Wrestling Illustrated (PWI) is getting ready to release their annual "PWI Female 50" list, that ranks the top 50 female wrestlers in wrestling promotions in North America.
Well last year everyone was pretty much in agreement (I think) that Mickie James deserved the number one slot.
But this year number one has been leaked before the list comes out (on September 7th) and it's already started some controversy.

This years number one is none other than Michelle McCool.

http://beautiful-wrestling.blogspot.com/2010/11/pwis-top-ten-female-wrestlers-november.html 1 year 27 weeks ago

Over at the PWI (Pro Wrestling Illustrated) Ratings at PWI.com website, for the period ending November 12, 2010, these are the top ten women wrestlers....

1. Natalya
2. Mercedes Martinez
3. Madison Rayne
4. Madison Eagles
5. Angel Orsini
6. Mickie James
7. Jessicka Havok
8. Layla El
9. Tina San Antonio
10. Marti Belle

American and Canadian Luchadoras 1 year 14 weeks ago

Like I have said many times before, pro wrestling here in the US is entertainment and treated like a joke, but in Mexico it is a tradition.
And even though male pro wrestlers are treated badly here, the female wrestlers get it even worse in most of the major wrestling promotions.
Just look at the way the WWE treats it's Divas.
Gimmick matches are the norm and the female wrestlers are pretty much just treated like objects.
TNA is a little better...most of the time.
The Indies treat their female workers pretty well compared to their larger counterparts.