Bertha Faye And Bull Nakano

[trevor77]

Am I the only one who wants these two historical women action figures to be made by Mattel? They both had heck of alot of talent and Jakks never made them and so I'd like to see them be made. Not only that but they made the womens championship look important then what it did in today's time.

[patmack26]

Dude any diva figure at this point would be awesome to see I am so over all the dudes being made what about the divas? still no legend divas???

[Deleted]

I'd get Alundra Blayze before Bull Nakano and Bertha Faye....lol

[slappy]

I don't know about Faye, but I'd love Bull Nakano.

[B-Radimus Prime]

I would love to see figures of them, Aja Kong as well.

[Mr. #1derful 🇵🇸]

I'd be interested in a Bull Nakano figure and looking at B-Radimus Prime avvy, they gotta make a Luna too.

Bertha Faye though? No thanks.

[B-Radimus Prime]

Nov 4, 2010 2:14:18 GMT -5 Mr. #1derful 🇵🇸 said:

I'd be interested in a Bull Nakano figure and looking at B-Radimus Prime avvy, they gotta make a Luna too.

Bertha Faye though? No thanks.

Yes. Luna is a MUST.

[Artistix]

They mentioned female Legends in their latest Q&A:

Without giving away any details ofcourse, are there any particular women you are eager to include in the line?

Matty: We love the enthusiasm for female Legends, but there's no way to answer that question without being more specific. It will be a while before you see female Legends, but keep the faith and know that we want to get them out there.


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[James St. James]

Thanks for the info Artistix.

I remember being about 5 years old and seeing the Alundra Blayze vs. Bertha Faye match where she (kayfabe) broke Blayze's nose and I was incredibly entertained by the David and Goliath storyline being performed by the women. Its my earliest memory of professional wrestling, and was definitely the precursor to Awesome Kong's TNA run.

Unfortunately, not everyone has the same fondness that I do for the late, great, Rhonda Singh and I don't blame them. Look at her:



She looks absolutely ridiculous. Not to mention the fact that she would require a completely unique sculpt, and unless WWE signs Awesome Kong, Rosie Lottalove and several other morbidly obese women to contracts, I don't see it happening.

WWE also has the tendency to be incredibly selective about what time periods they highlight during their history lessons, especially concerning the womens championship. Right now the only womans champions they give any credit to are The Fabulous Moolah, Sherri Martel, Wendi Richter, Lita and Trish Stratus. Im willing to bet they will be the first 5 diva legends produced, if they even get to that number.