Extreme Expose from ECW is something that Vince McMahon might wish that it would have never existed. Back in the days, WWE programming used to be a non-PG thing, and exposure on TV was quite regular. In contrast, today’s TV contents are family-friendly and the company would never want to go back to those days.
But some of the hardcore wrestling fans surely have their love left for Extreme Expose and they would be thrilled to learn that the women behind those segments are going to reunite. Former WWE Divas Kelly Kelly, Layla, and Brooke Adams are reuniting after 14 years following their final together appearance in 2007 on ECW TV. They will appear at the Legends Of The Ring convention on October 2nd in Iselin, New Jersey.
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2-time WWE Divas Champion Layla gave the exciting news on Twitter,
“The Ladies are finally all gonna be together again in 14 years at Legends of the Ring Oct 2nd. Extreme Expose first-ever appearance!! First-ever in-person photo opt. Presales are also available @legendsofthering.com. It’s going to be an event to remember!”
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Kelly Kelly began Extreme Expose segments on ECW
Kelly Kelly debuted on ECW TV as the youngest Diva on the roster in 2006 at an age of just 19. Her character, an exhibitionist, was introduced to perform a striptease for the crowd. At first, she was doing those Extreme Expose segments, solo. But then in 2007, after a hiatus, she was paired up with Layla and Brooke to get even more attention from the crowd.
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ECW Extreme Expose received a mixed reaction in the beginning days of 2006. Initially, it brought tremendous heat on Kelly Kelly as revealed by the Diva during an interview with Lilian Garcia on the Chasing Glory Podcast.
“I remember the first night I had to walk out,” Kelly Kelly stated about Extreme Expose initial days. “We were doing a bikini contest. It was me, two of the other girls in ECW and the originals like Francine. We were in Philly. People were screaming at me ‘You’re a crack whore.’
This was what ECW was about, this is what it was. I remember Paul Heyman and Dreamer were trying to warn me by saying ‘Look, try and block the crowd out and just do your thing.’ They were booing me and saying ‘You suck.’ And I was like I hadn’t done anything. I’m just in a bikini.” (quotes courtesy Wrestling INC)
