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At the Change.org site:

"Stacy Keibler was trained to be a bona fide sports-entertainer - and by some of the greats of women's wrestling, too - before arriving in World Wrestling Entertainment in 2001. And yet, what followed for her were four years of endless humiliations and insults, including one pathetic loss after another and repeatedly having to play the role of innocent victim when a male wrestler needed to establish himself as a heel. Worst of all, Keibler was never given a pay-per-view victory - barely any in-ring victories at all, for that matter - despite her friend and training partner Torrie Wilson getting several of them. What made this a particularly egregious slap in the face was that other women, such as Candice Michelle and Kelly Kelly, were allowed to achieve wrestling greatness that Keibler could barely dream about, even though these women could not wrestle at all when they joined the company. It was and still is a complete farce, and a disgrace to sports-entertainment.

"Now is the time for that nonsense to finally come to an end - for a heroic and underappreciated figure to finally receive her due. If WWE is not willing to give Stacy Keibler what she has always deserved, maybe AEW will. I believe that All Elite Wrestling is destined to be greater than Vince McMahon's and Triple H's company ever was or ever could be.

"Keibler should be in AEW long enough to get at least one token pay-per-view victory and - optionally - serve in a (kayfabe) upper management role that would allow her to wield some authority within the industry that once did so much to marginalize and demean her. It is an idea whose time has come. Millions of SK fans have had to deal with this maddening frustration for far too long.

"This is not a joke. I am dead serious about this quest. Please join the fight!"

Description
At the Change.org site:

"Stacy Keibler was trained to be a bona fide sports-entertainer - and by some of the greats of women's wrestling, too - before arriving in World Wrestling Entertainment in 2001. And yet, what followed for her were four years of endless humiliations and insults, including one pathetic loss after another and repeatedly having to play the role of innocent victim when a male wrestler needed to establish himself as a heel. Worst of all, Keibler was never given a pay-per-view victory - barely any in-ring victories at all, for that matter - despite her friend and training partner Torrie Wilson getting several of them. What made this a particularly egregious slap in the face was that other women, such as Candice Michelle and Kelly Kelly, were allowed to achieve wrestling greatness that Keibler could barely dream about, even though these women could not wrestle at all when they joined the company. It was and still is a complete farce, and a disgrace to sports-entertainment.

"Now is the time for that nonsense to finally come to an end - for a heroic and underappreciated figure to finally receive her due. If WWE is not willing to give Stacy Keibler what she has always deserved, maybe AEW will. I believe that All Elite Wrestling is destined to be greater than Vince McMahon's and Triple H's company ever was or ever could be.

"Keibler should be in AEW long enough to get at least one token pay-per-view victory and - optionally - serve in a (kayfabe) upper management role that would allow her to wield some authority within the industry that once did so much to marginalize and demean her. It is an idea whose time has come. Millions of SK fans have had to deal with this maddening frustration for far too long.

"This is not a joke. I am dead serious about this quest. Please join the fight!"