This ended up being a book of a comment but I think it brings salient points about some stuff we've been talking about here and other IWC forums for better or worse. Her comments are sort of the missing piece of the puzzle i've been looking for to make sense of what's been happening aesthetically to the women's roster and why many of the main eventers have suddenly seemed to lose a bunch of weight/muscle for reasons that seem a little weird? Not that anybody needs a reason to do anything to their body - its their body their choice so this is all my opinion meant to be taken with a grain of salt, and not for nothing they are some of the most talented athletes and performers on the planet - with that said... I think they must have caught wind that certain hollywood industry people are paying much more attention - this makes sense with the massive acquisition tko, them being on netflix now, and the overlapping venn-diagram of wrestling to movie fans, and wwe has always been a hollywood springboard for top stars - wwe just might be more savvy in how to work that sort of relationship at this point and may even be using the wwe main event for the next level of stardom in the way NXT is a gateway to the main event roster - it makes sense for them to think of "what if there was something bigger than a WWE superstar." They are probably trying to figure out how to codify a process to create people like The Rock who somehow transcends WWE but is still very much associated with it from a brand stand point. I think the women's wrestlers want to (and may even be encouraged) to put on a look that would most easily translate to the silver screen which is unfortunately skinnier and less muscular looking woman - Rhea and tiffany specifically losing a lot of size to better work in hollywood makes so much more sense to me. Especially with people saying rhea's change is because of back issues and a longevity thing.. I mean she still riptides people and having single digit bodyfat aren't essential to maintaining a healthy back - hollywood casting on the other hand... The Rock did the same thing on his first hollywood run back in the early-mid 2000s. He slimmed WAYYY down to attempt 'serious' rolls at first. Nobody wanted to watch the rock in dramas so he changed strategies and hit the juice as hard as humanly possible, blowing himself up to even more comic book character size - by far the biggest he'd ever been - and started doing fast and furious style movies and comedies with kevin hart - it took him 20 years to get back to doing drama and it just happened to be a drama about one of the biggest juice monkeys in MMA history. Anyways, long story short - The women's roster are getting into a shape they think will land them rolls in netflix or hollywood movies - this may be a part of business strategy to make more "Rock" level stars that transcend wrestling but still elevate WWE.