4 reasons why we could be looking at a women's title unification at WrestleMania 35

The progression of women's wrestlers in WWE has been off the charts in recent times, and it does seem like WWE is going to give the women's roster a place in the spotlight unlike ever before. There have been clear indications of this in recent times, with the women wrestlers closing out PPVs and weekly shows.

But at the same time, there's been some other developments that have taken place which indicate something completely different in store for the women's division. With Becky Lynch facing Asuka at Royal Rumble, could we actually be looking at a brand unification for women at WrestleMania 35?

There are some clear signs of that happening. Lets go through these signs of why we could be looking at a women's title unification at WrestleMania 35.

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#1 The Becky, Ronda, & Charlotte conundrum

A triple threat match between the three leading ladies at WrestleMania is a certainty

The triple threat match between Becky Lynch, Ronda Rousey, and Charlotte Flair is almost a done deal. But the interesting thing (or rather somewhat confusing) is how these three women are going to get entangled in the same match.

Becky Lynch is on SmackDown, and will face Asuka for the SmackDown women's title at Royal Rumble, while Charlotte would likely take part in the Royal Rumble, and Ronda Rousey is going up against Sasha Banks for the Raw women's title.

With the wrestlers on different brands, and their paths not converging as easily as it could (though ultimately they will), one scenario that could arise after Royal Rumble would be Ronda Rousey winning her bout against Sasha Banks, Charlotte Flair winning the Royal Rumble, and Becky Lynch winning the SmackDown women's title.

In the very next segment, the three women would stand in the same ring and Charlotte would challenge both of them, and in turn, propose a unification. It would be a shocking turn of events, and a welcome change for WWE as well

#2 Few top female superstars

The lack of women to actually work the main event is still something that hampers the roster

The women are going to get a massive push, and they have shown more often than not that they deserve every bit of it. They have already started main eventing the PPVs, and it would become a more frequent occurrence in the future, the problem though is still the lack of depth when the women are split into two brands.

It becomes evident more often than not on Raw when Ronda Rousey has to carry the Raw main event pretty much on her shoulders. If the brands are brought together, then we could see a much more stacked roster, and even better bookings, because for now - even though WWE is willing to push the women wrestlers, the lack of depth does hamper the show a little bit.

A unification could bring an end to that, and make the roster richer.

#3 Different tiers of wrestlers developing

There are the workers, and then there are the women who could end up being the face of the company

The women's division has progressed immensely and grown in size. What that does is that it follows a natural progression, and the wrestlers are divided, some become stars and are capable of main eventing the PPVs, while the others are great workers, and work the mid-card.

In the women's division, that has slowly started to happen, with the superstars who can carry a main event slowly starting to separate themselves from the mid-carders. For instance, wrestlers like Charlotte, Becky, Ronda, and to an extent Asuka have established themselves as wrestlers who are capable of carrying the main event on their shoulders, and are definitely in the top tier of wrestlers in WWE right now.

It would be interesting to see what path the likes of Bayley and Sasha Banks follow, but for now, they are still stuck in the mid-card.

#4 Women's tag team championship

There's only a singular tag team championship introduced

WWE has introduced the women's tag team titles, and they've unveiled only one championship. Which means it would be the same title for both brands. There could be different reasons behind this.

First of all, the biggest is the lack of tag teams on the women's roster if they're split up into two brands, and the second reason could be the foresight that the WWE Creative team would have a single women's title from WrestleMania onward.

If we are reading the signs correctly, we could be looking at the unification of titles for the women's roster on all fronts.

Although it's still not black and white, it's highly probable.