Former WWE and TNA star Gail Kim shares her thoughts on the growth of women's wrestling

Gail Kim, a former WWE and TNA star, has experienced the evolution of women's wrestling up close. In the early stages of her career, female wrestlers were often sidelined or treated as mere novelties. However, the landscape has drastically changed, with women now headlining major wrestling events and pay-per-views. Recently Kim shared her thoughts on the current state of women's wrestling and how far it has come.Also Read : AEW’s Willow Nightingale Opens Up About Being Compared to WWE Hall of Famer Mick FoleyThe journey of women in wrestling has been nothing short of remarkable. In a recent interview on "Unlikely with Adrian Hernandez," Kim looks back on the changing world of women's wrestling and the progress made over the years.Gail Kim Said - "I know we have a little bit more work to do, but we've come so far," Kim said. "If you told me this when I entered the business in the year 2000, well I took my first bump in 2000, but women's wrestling was kind of still [underutilized]. There was the Golden Era of wrestling at that time, so they're really utilizing a small group of women, and so that's what inspired me.""But to know that main-eventing a pay-per-view or main-eventing a show now is just a normal thing because they know that they can deliver, it's a great thing." Kim added. "The length of time women are given nowadays, it's great. They're able to tell a story; they're able to show what they got. I love it. I feel like the strides have been great." (Via Unlikely with Adrian Hernandez/Wrestling Inc)After finishing her full-time wrestling career in 2018, Gail Kim transitioned to working behind the scenes. She initially took on the role of a producer at TNA Wrestling, where she focused on the Knockouts division, helping shape the women's roster. Also Read : 3 shocking twists and turns that could take place in the Cody Rhodes/Roman Reigns vs Bloodline 2.0 match at Bad Blood