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Becky Lynch and Ronda Rousey have been the faces of the Women's Division in WWE this year, both having been champions on their respective brands.
Although Becky Lynch has since lost her championship to Asuka, she is still the fan-favorite of the company at the moment.
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Lynch will be facing Asuka at the Royal Rumble for the SmackDown Women's Championship, but will also be participating in the Women's Royal Rumble match.
If she is to win, she has the option to challenge Rousey for her championship on the "Grandest Stage Of Them All."
The match has been highly anticipated for a long time, and the potential feud between the two tough women can easily hold the main event slot for Wrestlemania.
Here are three reasons why Becky Lynch vs. Ronda Rousey needs to be the main event of Wrestlemania 35.
#1 Survivor Series match Lynch deserved
Becky Lynch was supposed to take on Ronda Rousey at Survivor Series this year; however, she sustained a face injury from Nia Jax in a botched move while invading Monday Night RAW, leaving her unable to compete.
Because of this, she was subsequently replaced by Charlotte Flair, postponing her match with Rousey to a later date.
Lynch vs. Rousey has been a dream match for WWE fans since they began pushing the feud, so it only makes sense for the two to have their long-awaited bout at Wrestlemania.
Ever since Lynch turned heel this year, she has drawn a lot of supportive heat towards her. Since she and Rousey are polar opposites on a heel/face spectrum, the potential match they could put on would be phenomenal.
The heat that could build between the two huge personalities from now until April is exciting enough to main event the largest pay-per-view of the year.
#2 The year of "firsts" for women in WWE
This year has shown a dramatic change in the Women's Division of WWE. The women have seen many first matches in the company, such as their first Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber, Money in the Bank, and more.
Not to mention, they had their own All-Women's pay-per-view, Evolution, in October 2018 which was hands-down one of the most popular shows of the year.
The WWE has really pushed the idea of women being equal to men within the company.
Since the revolution is in full force, why not finish it off with the first women's main event in Wrestlemania history?
It would only make sense for WWE to show how powerful these women are; to go from bikini matches and mud wrestling to main eventing Wrestlemania would really show how much confidence the WWE has in their women.
Lynch and Rousey are two of the top female Superstars at the moment, and the match they could put on would be an incredible choice for such a milestone in the company.
#3 Becky deserves a "Wrestlemania moment"
There is no doubt that WWE has booked Becky Lynch as an underdog since she debuted on the main roster. She has truly shown her dominance this year and put herself at the top of the division.
Since she debuted in 2015, Becky Lynch has participated in three Wrestlemanias and has never really received her "moment."
After all, she has done to carry herself to the top of the Women's Division, she deserves to celebrate her accomplishments.
Imagine her closing out Wrestlemania with the championship belt in hand, receiving all the applause and attention she deserves.
There is no doubt in my mind that The Man vs. The Baddest Woman on the Planet can easily steal the show at Wrestlemania.
If WWE offers them the opportunity, Lynch and Rousey will not disappoint. It would be fantastic all women in the company and would satisfy the fans with a long-await, highly-anticipated dream match.
