So TJ was playing a TEW game or EWR and he got heated that a man refused to job to a woman. He thought it was sexiest. What are your thoughts about men losing to women in pro wrestling?

I also thought a man refusing to job to Candice is the sexiest thing.

Imagine wanting to be some kinda draw

Sexy - jobbing to a woman.
Sexier - refusing to job to a woman.
Sexiest - saying you'll job for a woman but then going into business for yourself and hitting the Steiner Screwdriver*

*This does require you to actually be Scott Steiner.

I don't even know what's two plus two

honestly is depends on what is happening. If a much smaller woman, say the size of Sexy Star is beating up a guy like Braun Strowman to beat him. That would look ridiculous. But if Strowman was destroying Sexy, but she was able to out smart him to win, now that would be more realistic. Same would go the other way around if Hornswoggle faced someone like Awesome Kong.

Let's ask Jeff Jarrett, HHH, Kurt Angle or Jericho. Didn't they lose to Chyna at least once?

Zanon wrote:

Let's ask Jeff Jarrett, HHH, Kurt Angle or Jericho. Didn't they lose to Chyna at least once?

They like that drew money (Angle) lost to her by DQ

It completely depends on the woman. Chyna was ripped as fuck and could probably legitimately beat the shit out of some wrestlers (maybe not those male wrestlers, but some back then and current). The same thing goes for Nia Jax. She may not be ripped, but she's a big strong woman. She could easily toss around some of the cruiserweights for example.

Now, I believe it's sexist if someone goes "I don't want to job to Nia Jax" if they're someone that looks like they COULD job to her. But let's say it was like Braun or Brock or someone who is a monster. It makes no sense either way. It wouldn't be sexist if someone said they didn't want to job to someone like... Summer Rae for example.

Again it really depends on physique and such. The perfect way around this is that if there is to be a male vs. female match, just have it be like any other match. If you have a male vs. male match that sees a tiny person against a giant (a David vs. Goliath match for example) make it the same way: speed vs. pure strength. This way there's no "jobbing" involved. Both wrestlers get action in and have the chance to make the match something special.