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#2 Draft Ronda Rousey to SmackDown
Whether some fans want to admit it or not, the Women's Revolution is still one of the biggest things the company has going for it right now and that is exactly what they need to showcase. One could argue that it would benefit the company to make it the focal point of Friday Night SmackDown.
What better way to do that than to put Ronda Rousey, who absolutely dominated the RAW Women's Division last year, on Friday Night SmackDown? Beyond just being a blockbuster move for WWE fans, it also plays off the legitimacy factor the company is going for with the Blue Brand, which could be quite lucrative.
In the end, WWE needs mainstream names for their prime time premiere on FOX and Ronda Rousey accomplishes this in spades. She might even have more mainstream appeal than Brock Lesnar, which makes the move all the more likely.
Maybe some see this as a bad move, especially with Friday Night SmackDown still only two hours long, but it would give the company some much needed star power heading into their new partnership with FOX.
