Last month I announced on our official twitter that there would be a new feature coming to BethPhoenixOnline.net for our 2 year anniversary that is coming up at the end of the month. This new feature is called Glamazon Memories! What it is each month a new video will be featured on the sidebar revisiting Beth’s career in the wrestling business. For August and our first one we are visiting Beth’s first real highlight of her WWE career. Winning a Divas battle royal at Summerslam 2007 to go on to face then Women’s Champion Candice Michelle sometime in the future for her title. Check out the captures, digitals & download as well as a video of the match over on the sidebar under Glamazon Memories. Enjoy!

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Former WWE Superstar and very good friend of WWE Champion CM Punk Colt Cabana has an online radio show and in his latest edition her has the one and only Beth Phoenix on. Really worth checking out. Can listen to the complete radio show at the link below.

The Glamazon is with us this week. Shes the most dominant WWE Divas champion of all time. Shes also a real person with a great fun story. Colt and Beth meet up and have a great conversation. Enjoy

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Beth Phoenix def. Brie Bella

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Kelly Kelly, Eve Torres, AJ Lee, Gail Kim, Beth Phoenix, Kaitlyn, and Natalya versus Brie Bella, Nikki Bella, Alicia Fox, Melina, Maryse, Rosa Mendes, and Tamina
Beth and Rosa start things off and Beth with a clothesline and back elbow. Beth tries for a suplex but Rosa blocks it. Beth with a slingshot suplex but the Bellas break up the cover. AJ and Natalya take care of the Bellas. There are twelve Divas fighting on the floor while Beth and Rosa are still in the ring. Beth with an elbow and she hits the Glam Slam on Rosa for the three count.

Winners: Kelly Kelly, Eve Torres, AJ Lee, Gail Kim, Beth Phoenix, Kaitlyn, and Natalya

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AJ came out to announce a contest for the audience, but the Bella Twins came out to berate her. Eve Torres and Beth Phoenix made the save. The GM sent an email to Justin Roberts phone, and a tag team match is on.

Eve Torres and Beth Phoenix defeated the Bella Twins. OK stuff. After Beth dominated first, the twins ganged up on her, and spent most of the match weakening her down. This included taking her headband and mocking her. Eve eventually tagged in to clean house, and hit her finisher on one for the win.

The afternoon following his staged tete-a-tete with McMahon, Punk is at home in his apartment, a palatial loft in Chicago’s Wicker Park neighborhood. Sitting amid strewn-about action figures and comic books while female wrestler Beth Phoenix lounged a few feet away, Punk took an hour of his off-day to tell GQ about his problems with the WWE, his tumultuous history with the company, and his plans for the future. An unstable live-wire in the wrestling ring, the off-duty Punk was measured and thoughtful, even diplomatic at times. But he remained a fierce devotee of the art of professional wrestling. Punk has become the most prominent crusader against the company that, at least for a few more days, employs him.

You’ve talked a lot about your treatment within the WWE and the way the company generally runs. How could it be done better?
C.M. Punk: A lot of the people who are in charge—and this isn’t a negative thing—are old. They have a wealth of experience, yes, but there’s no youth that’s involved in anything. The youngest people there are all performers. I don’t envy their job, trying to get inside somebody’s head and figure out who they are and what their character is. It’s a nerve-racking thing when you first get there. If you’re like me, this was your dream job; you worked 13 years to get to where you are. The normal course of action is mouth shut, eyes and ears open, not stepping on toes. But that’s how you get ahead. A squeaky wheel gets the grease. If something sucks, I’ve always been completely vocal about it, and I’ve been punished many, many times because of that. But I don’t think I’d be in the spot I’m in right now if I wasn’t me. I’ve always just been me. I don’t think we should be looking externally for talent; there’s plenty of guys and girls in house that are super-talented that we don’t do enough with. A guy like Evan Bourne, who’s a fantastic high-flyer, does the most fantastic stuff on the roster. I could go on: Kofi Kingston, Dolph Ziggler, Beth Phoenix. There’s Nattie Neidhart, Tyson Kidd. Tyson Kidd is a fantastic wrestler, maybe not the greatest promo. So let’s help him. Let’s teach him to get better instead of signing someone from Europe who failed at Euro football. I could talk about this forever. Part of it is that there’s no territories; there’s no place for people to learn. And the places that people can learn aren’t the best, and they’re completely looked down upon. Like independent wrestling. It’s easy to shit on people from a great height, but it’s another thing to pull them aside and try to impart knowledge. And I’ve been on the other side of the coin where I try to help somebody out and they blow me off like they know everything.