3 Things that must happen at WWE Evolution

This week on Raw, Stephanie McMahon, the commissioner of the show announced that the company would hold an all women's pay-per-view, Evolution, on October 28.

The announcement got worldwide acclaim and all WWE Superstars, male and female sent out congratulatory tweets on this announcement. After the announcement, WWE posted videos of what female superstars felt about this announcement, and it was a unanimous happy feeling that the superstars shared during their promos.

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The WWE took a big step in re-defining women's wrestling with this announcement, but the big question that needs answering is the fact that what would happen to the other departments during the show.

Now, we are not talking about the stage set-up team or others, but majorly about the team that is visible to the common public, namely, commentators, referees among others.

While we may be thinking about what could be done, I have my thoughts about the changes that would be a welcoming experience in case the WWE tries to bring them during this women's only pay-per-view.

So let's find out those three changes that would be welcomed by all, and would be a game changer if the WWE decide to bring them during the show:

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#3 All women's Commentary Team

This would be remarkable

We have seen the WWE bring in female commentators time in and time again, like Mae Young Classic and Mixed Match Challenge, but we haven't seen a women's only commentary team.

While this might be something that we all wanted forever, it could be a reality if the WWE works on this idea.

A team of powerful announcers like Renee Young, Lilian Garcia, JoJo among others would be a good idea. I wanted to add Beth Phoenix in the mix, but she would be more suited inside the ring, especially when this is a women's only pay-per-view.

#2 Female Referee

Re-defining the stripes

Jessika Carr is a female referee currently officiating the matches in stripes at NXT. She is the first official female referee for the WWE, and it would be amazing to see her officiate matches at this women's only pay-per-view.

As we draw close to Evolution, WWE can start talking about more female referee's which will be a good thing as the WWE Universe is always welcoming towards good changes and this one might just be the right one.

#1 Another Ground Breaking Announcement

The Re-Birth of

Womens

Tag Teams

Back in the day, the WWF had women's tag team titles, but they were removed on February 14, 1989, and haven't been on television ever since.

With the evolution of the women's division at an all-time high, it would be a great idea to introduce the women's tag team titles again.

We would see some great teams and amazing matches if the titles return to WWE programming.

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