Gail Kim Back to The WWE?

Question

Now that Gail Kim has been removed from TNA for reasons could we see her back in the WWE? If so would she be given a push?

Answer 1

OK a huge mistake but I think she had been replaced by Taylor Wilde.

They don't need her that much but she really was the one who invented the TNA Knockouts.

She is a great asset and could be better if used properly.

A push for the Women's title would be great and if WWE lets all of the Divas do all they can she could have a feud with Jillian Hall another talented Diva.

Answer 2

WWE is very interested in bringing Gail Kim back and that there could be an offer on the table. With that being said I think that it is very likely that Gail is going to WWE and I could see her receiving a monster push. I thought that it was a mistake to release Gail in the first place but since then not only has Gail improved immensely in the ring but she has made a major name for herself. In my opinion Gail is the best female worker in the business right now and could elevate the Women's Division in WWE to the best in wrestling if she is booked correctly. Losing Gail Kim is very bad for TNA Wrestling

Answer 3

Yes,she should and she must get a push

Answer 4

I asked that earlier and yes there are rumors she has signed already.

Answer 5

Um , I cant wait to see her back, actually she was a great wrestler in wwe and she had a good role in TNA, good to see her possibly back in wwe

Answer 6

It sucks that she was released from TNA especially since she was probably the flagship female wrestler for the company for a very long time.

However, right now I honestly think it's for the best. Taylor Wilde and ODB have replaced her as the alpha females of TNA and since Gail Kim is one of my favorite female wrestlers, it would suck even more if she simply stayed where she was and then languished in TNA's burgeoning Women's Division.

I actually liked her gimmick in WWE more than her gimmick in TNA to be perfectly honest. If the WWE decided to take her seriously this time then that could only mean good things for her and for women's wrestling.