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#2 Charlotte Flair vs. Ronda Rousey
If WWE is ever going to have two women main-event a WrestleMania, 2018 is the year to do it.
The Divas Revolution-turned-Women’s Evolution has seen female superstars compete in steel cage matches, falls count anywhere matches, ironman matches, tables matches, Hell in a Cell match, and 2017 even had the crowning of the first Miss Money In The Bank.
The next step, as Charlotte Flair ambitiously stated in 2015, is for women to headline WrestleMania, and who better to do that than “The Queen” and MMA megastar Ronda Rousey?
If the Mae Young Classic promos are anything to go by, we could well see this match in New Orleans. But if WWE really wants to make a statement, bringing in some positive publicity along the way, then having the former UFC champ close the show with Charlotte would be the way to go.
