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#2. What if WWE does a Queen of the Ring tournament?
The Women's Revolution has been forced to take a backseat in recent months and, while a lot of that has to do with the female roster pretty much shattering every obstacle put in front of them, there are a few things the company hasn't tried yet. One of the biggest being the fact that the women haven't had a King of the Ring-esque tournament.
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Interestingly enough, there is a rumor floating around that WWE wanted to do a Queen of The Ring tournament earlier in the year, but was stopped dead in their tracks once the pandemic started to unfold. Maybe they thought that the tournament wouldn't work without a crowd or just didn't have the roster depth to make it happen, but - at the time - it seemed like such a good idea
Think about it: without Becky Lynch, WWE is very much in uncharted waters, and they need something to kick-restart their Women's division. With that being said, and the success of The Intercontinental Title tournament, why not do a cross brand Queen of The Ring (or something better, I guess) tournament and crown a deserving Superstar like Lacey Evans or Nia Jax?
