Eve Torres to Become a Top Diva, Hopefully

Ever since winning the 2007 Diva Search, Eve Torres received her wrestling license in Kentucky, and has tried to square off in the ring with worthy adversaries.

However, she's submitted to Michelle McCool, and has had numerous matches with Layla.

Torres' matches with Layla were painful to watch - since Layla cannot wrestle.

Eve has tried to execute a series of drop kicks - but Layla's 5'2" height causes a serious problem, especially for a tall newbie such as Torres.

Luckily the feud ended recently on an episode of WWE Superstars where, after Eve pinned her, they both shook hands.

Cryme Tyme has been feuding with the Hart Dynasty for weeks - with Natalya usually a deciding factor.

Well, Cryme Tyme has decided to enroll Eve Torres as part of the "Word Up" crew.

Eve publicly stated her role in Cryme Tyme when she shoved Natalya unto the floor during Cryme Tyme's match with Tyson and Smith.

Torres was then able to go one on one with the daughter of Jim "The Anvil" Neidhart, during a Gendered Tag Team Match, last Friday Night.

Eve valiantly fought through drop kicks and a handspring moonsault.

Yet, since her cornered moonsault took way to long to set up, her inexperience cost her dearly.

She was hit with a scoop suplex and an echoing discus clothesline - a clothesline so powerful that the opponent flips.

Even though Eve lost to Natalya - this is a great opportunity to work with an experienced wrestler.

Sure, Natalya has not won any belts or have contested in many matches - but Natalya is the only woman to ever train and graduate from the infamous Hart Family "Dungeon."

Most people become great after training against worthy opponents. For instance: Melina improved after her battles with Beth Phoenix; The Miz improved by teaming with John Morrison; and MVP became more aggressive and sound in the ring through his matches with the late Chris Benoit.

You can only become as good as the people you fight - if Eve continues to battle with Natalya, one day she'll become a formidable contender for the Women's Title.