WWE’s policy of pushing superstars has been inconsistent in recent times and Lacey Evans seems to be that unfortunate name who couldn’t find herself on the top due to this. While Vince McMahon seems to have full faith in her regarding a push, earlier times, he has moved away from that opinion in recent times.
Such situations occurred for countless Superstars before, and it seems Lacey Evans is dealing with the same problem. For the past couple of weeks, The Lady appeared on SmackDown only to digest Sister Abigails from Alexa Bliss, outside of the ring. These brutal spots didn’t allow Evans to backfire after getting destroyed by Bliss. Thus, she was only buried on the roster.
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During Wrestling Observer Radio, Dave Meltzer mentioned that The Boss has given up on Lacey Evans, yet again. There was a time when she debuted on the main roster while challenging for the Women’s Championship, directly but those incredible momentums weren’t obviously retained. Now she is only being used to put over her colleagues which isn’t a good thing for her career.
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It’ll be interesting to see if WWE comes up with some idea where Lacey Evans can find herself in a good position and the creative team can also do justice to her talent. She entered on Raw as a heel, then she turned into a babyface for a while, and then they converted her into a heel, yet again which points out how confusing WWE must have been with her.
While a villainous antic comes within her, quite naturally, she started losing even more after transforming into a heel. Recently, Lacey Evans was discussed not for her in-ring performances but rather for her verbal banter with Kayla Braxton when she blamed the latter for not being able to ‘keep a man.’
Lacey Evans cut a solid promo on Talking Smack which goes as follows,
“I don’t insult people, I point out the obvious, and if weaklings like yourself take that as an insult, then that’s none of my concern,” Evans said to Braxton. “However, I do believe that Lacey Evans, that sassy, Southern Belle, should have her own show, to show women… women like you, how to conduct themselves appropriately, how to be a lady, how to cook, how to clean, how to keep a man… which obviously… ahem, let’s not even go there.”