Thread: Talking Point of the Week: Why are "ho" and other derogatory terms still a thing in wrestling?
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Old 02-03-2015, 01:43 AM   #14
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Originally Posted by ron the dial View Post
not that this is really the point, but lana's character isn't even portrayed as being overtly sexual. sure, she accentuates her assets, but it's not like her and rusev are having live sex celebrations. so are all women just hos by default in the wwe universe? it just feels cheap and overplayed and unnecessary.
Only the heels.

Back in the Attitude era, any time a woman turned heel it meant instantly that she was a ho/DAMN JEZEBEL.
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