3 Things That Should Happen Taking Women's Revolution Forward

WWE is in the midst of the Women's Evolution, a movement that has brought women's wrestling to the forefront. Women's roster has not felt this popular before. In the last couple of years, WWE gave women the center stage by letting them wrestle in different stipulations like Hell in a Cell, Elimination Chamber, Royal Rumble, Money in the Bank, etc. Not long ago, it was announced that the women will get their own pay-per-view called Evolution, which is scheduled to be held in October.

This confirms that the management has started taking the women's division seriously and they are not treating them as some special attraction only like they did in the past.

While the women's revolution in wrestling is roaring louder than ever before, it has not started now. It is a continuous process that has started long ago in the past and will still continue in the future. So, many more surprises could be in store in coming years. Here are the 4 things that should happen in WWE which could take this revolution forward.

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4 Introducing Women's Tag Team Title

A fantasy design of the Women's Tag Team Championship.

WhatCulture reported in July that WWE is potentially planning to introduce tag team titles in women's division. Even though this rumor has not yet been confirmed, the idea actually makes sense because there are only two titles in the whole of WWE for them to fight for--just one title on each brand. This severe lack of another championship leaves behind many female performers, who may not currently be in the Raw/SmackDown Women's Championship picture.

Even at this moment, the creative team is focusing heavily on the women's title rivalry on each brand, leaving talented wrestlers like Sasha Banks, Bayley, Naomi, and Ember Moon out in the cold without any reasonable, rewarding feud.

With the introduction of the tag belts, the all-women stables would be able to fight together for something meaningful.

3. Renee Young Becoming the Permanent Member of Commentary Team

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Moving away from the in-ring stuff for a while, I think we can all agree that Renee Young is an excellent commentator who knows what she is talking about.

She also has in-depth knowledge about the wrestling. So, why not make her permanent member of the commentary team? Renee did get to show her skills on two separate occasions on Raw, but, she deserves to be a permanent member of the team.

She also has some experience in this as she also commentates in Mae Young Classics. Besides, WWE needs some fresh blood in their commentary team, as it gets pretty repetitive and boring sometimes.

WWE is mostly wasting Renee's skills in backstage interviews when she is capable of doing more. Revolution is not limited to wrestlers only. There are other professions in wrestling like Commentators and referees, where women deserve equal opportunity.

2. Women Getting More Than just Championship Matches In Pay-Per-Views

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Since May this year, WWE is hosting co-brand pay per views in which because of limited TV time all the wrestlers do not get an opportunity to compete in it. As a result, women's division only gets their two championship matches in these events, which is obviously unfair.

There are other potential feuds going on between wrestlers, that deserves to be showcased at a bigger stage like Shasha Banks vs Baley. WWE is not pulling a trigger on it because they know they won't be able to do justice to it by not giving their feud the right exposure. so, I think they are waiting to involve championship belt in it.

Non-championship feuds between women wrestlers getting concluded in pay-per-views like their male co-workers should be the number 1 priority of the management right now.

1. Women Headling Wrestlemania

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This rumor has been louder than ever before. Dave Meltzer reported this in April this year stating that WWE is planning to let women headline Wrestlemania 35. They are potentially looking for a match between Ronda Rousey and Charlotte Flair. Though it has not yet been confirmed by WWE, it is still very much on the table. If not this year, then at least in a couple years, WWE should make this happen. With all the first-time matches or events that are currently taking place, this will fit perfectly.

If this could really happen, then it will take women revolution to a whole new level. Besides, we will finally not see Roman Reigns closing the show after a long time.

After we are done with these all first-timers, we need to treat them like normal matches. If we would still be using the term 'women's revolution' even after this, then it will just prove that we are yet seeing women's position in wrestling differently.