AJ’s contributions to women’s wrestling go far beyond titles
AJ Lee at long last put a year of hypothesis to rest Friday when it was declared that she was resigning from in-ring rivalry. The story, which broke on WWE.com comes days after AJ made Divas Champion Nikki Bella tap out to the Black Widow at WrestleMania XXXI. The timing of the declaration is particular, similar to its wording. Ordinarily when an ability leaves WWE (see Justin Gabriel or Rey Mysterio), the organization reports the wrestler has left WWE and wishes she or he the best in their future tries. For this situation, it just referenced her retirement from rivalry. Notwithstanding, AJ Lee has had a tremendous effect on ladies' wrestling amid her four years on the principle program. She is the longest-ruling Divas Champion in WWE history at 295 days and is tied for the most title rules with three. In any case, AJ's commitments to ladies' wrestling go a long ways past titles. Interestingly, regardless of the feedback being (rightly) collected at the way WWE contemptuously treats female wrestling nowadays, AJ has been the uncommon, steady brilliant spot as the years progressed. Despite the fact that WWE figured out how to ruin AJ's character on occasion, she figured out how to get over and stay over for numerous years, which is no little deed.
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