5 interesting observations from Royal Rumble 2020

#4: Why fans are apprehensive towards the future of the women's division for WrestleMania 36

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— WWE (@WWE) January 27, 2020

A year ago, Becky Lynch, Ronda Rousey, and Charlotte Flair were involved in the hottest feud heading into WrestleMania 35.

In 2020, it looks like the future of the women's division lies solely on the shoulders of two female Superstars - Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair. Despite Lacey Evans and Bayley's efforts, their feud or any other women's feud for that matter isn't as intriguing as Becky Lynch's run as the RAW Women's Champion.

And then there is Charlotte Flair.

Charlotte's Royal Rumble victory is a dilemma, because, on one hand, you know that she is a star that elevates everything around her just by being there. Case in point - as good as some of the spots were during this year's women's Royal Rumble match, things only kicked into high gear once The Queen got into the ring.

On the other hand, WWE chooses to rely on her too often when The Road to WrestleMania starts every January. We get that she is a huge star, but the creative team's main problem is that they always stick to the comfort zone when it comes to the women's division.

An NXT star such as Shayna Baszler could have benefited from a Royal Rumble win, but as always, WWE may be rehashing another Charlotte-Becky showdown for The Grandest Stage of Them All.