Effectively, one former WWE Diva has caused it to be clear she is desperate to come back to the business. Talking to VOC Nation Radio Network (via PWTorch), Maria Kanellis, who was introduced this season, noted that she was willing to return to the organization that made her a star, preferably with real-life man Mike Bennett: "I desire to get back to WWE, and maybe Mike should come with me." The couple currently work for Ring of Honor, although the Diva was non-committal about her future there, saying she expected to "eventually part ways" with America's No. 3 marketing. Notably, Bennett attended a tryout camp in early February. Thanks to his good looks, respectable size and easy mic skills, Bennett has always felt like one of the very best prospects for a WWE agreement out of the current Ring of Honor list. Karen also addressed stories that she was originally scheduled to seem at Sunday's WrestleMania show, within an tag team match. She recognized she had held it's place in talks to appear, but that the ideas ultimately never came to fruition. I was among the girls that they called. We were fine on all the details. Iave held my name since I have was just a little girl, in order that wasnat a challenge for me personally. WWE was completely cool with everything, however the article only fell through; I was worked up about it. Finally, no all-women's match at WrestleMania 29 was reserved. The best we are addressing it is the eight-person combined tag team bout, which sees the Bella Twins and Team Rhodes Scholars take on the Funkadactyls and Tensai and Brodus. So, will Maria, who won the Diva of the Year Slammy in 2009, ever go back to the company? It's hard to say. Truly, if Bennett is signed to a WWE deal, it's wise for Maria to come also. As anyone who has seen Ring of Honor could tell you, she's an intrinsic part of his act.
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