5 reasons why Evolution pay-per-view will be good if executed well

WWE is a company that has really evolved its women's division from just 30-second matches to main eventing pay-per-views. Let's not forget the fact that the female wrestlers have up their game and have performed in Hell in a Cell to Iron Man matches. If that wasn't enough, they even had a Royal Rumble during the pay-per-view of the same name, which speaks volumes about their work.

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The revolution or should I say evolution that started with #GiveDivasAChance a few years back, has really taken the WWE by storm and it is because of the power that the WWE Universe put behind this hashtag, and their constant desire to see more and important matches in the women's division, that we saw all the matches I mentioned above.

While some people would like to take the credit of starting this #GiveDivasAChance trend, I can affirm and confirm that on Feb 25, 2015, AJ Lee started this trend through this tweet:

This Tweet Started it all

And this got them thinking

The response she received left WWE no choice but to accept that they are listening and the CEO himself replied to this, with #GiveDivasAChance.

#GiveDivasAChance

Long story short, in the last 3 years WWE has really worked a lot to bring the women's division to the main event status, thanks to the awesome performances by all female wrestlers from Then, Now, Forever.

With the announcement of the Evolution pay-per-view on October 28, which will feature female wrestlers from all brands and all times, this will be a spectacle. If the WWE plans to take the right steps, then this can become a phenomenon, and in this article, I list 5 such reasons:

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#5 Build Feuds, not stars

Feuds will automatically build stars

What do you think is good and bad about this poster? In my estimation, the good part is that a wrestler like Alexa Bliss makes it to the poster of the event. It is her amazing in-ring as well as mic work that has helped her reach there.

She can build stars with her skills, and if she is a part of the feud, she ensures that the other wrestler becomes big too, and it is this quality of her's that creates amazing feuds.

If WWE creates amazing feuds, they would in-turn create stars of the future.

#4 Main Event Weekly Shows

This 'Bank Statement' can steal the show

The image above is from a match between two of the best performers we have on the roster right now. This match was a back and forth display of strength, determination, moves and the will to succeed.

Just like this match, if the WWE could let the female wrestlers fight it out in the main event every week, until October, it would create a very powerful image of the female wrestlers, and that would sell the shows instantly.

#3 No Weird Storylines

Make Meaningful Storylines

Bayley and Sasha were involved in a weird storyline where they had to go for an anger management session. As weird as it sounds, the segment and storyline were absolutely weird.

It is a good thing that the company ended this storyline before it became bad. While they tried showing Bayley and Sasha as best friends again, its about time that they break their bond without putting them in a doctor storyline again.

#2 Nice Promos

Cut a Good Promo or hire an advocate

Ronda Rousey and Nia Jax are two names in the current roster that are not able to put on a good promo. Ronda has tried it and was still ok in terms of delivering the promo, but when the duo was fighting for the women's title at MITB, they just couldn't deliver, and Stephanie was called in to fill for that.

During the Extreme Rules build-up, Alexa Bliss was able to deliver with her mic skills and had it not been for her we would have seen a bad build up to this match.

Time for Ronda and Nia to brush up their mic skills.

#1 Put on a good show

It's Show Time

After months of anticipation and build up the pressure will be high on the superstars to deliver an enthralling performance. We know that WWE leaves no stone unturned to put on a good show, and it would be a great thing for us as fans, while it would another for the female superstars to perform on a women exclusive pay-per-view and raise the stakes to un-comparable levels.

Indeed, it would be a mammoth task, but WWE knows how to deliver when it's most required.

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