Wrestlezone’s Top 10: Breakthrough Stars of 2012

December 3, 2012

Number 7: AJ Lee

AJ Lee

I can honestly say that no Diva has ever interested me in more than a sexual way than AJ has. She was given many chances, and she succeeded in all of them. Without wrestling in matches, AJ was able to become involved in Daniel Bryan losing the World Heavyweight Championship on the biggest stage, become GM of Raw, have many love affairs with top WWE stars, and continue to remain relevant 10 months after she became interesting. Throughout the year, she has progressed her character in so many ways, and has become a crucial piece in story lines. AJ is definitely a breakthrough star of 2012. No woman has ever had more meaning than AJ in a calendar year. This was a no-brainer.

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