5 mistakes WWE has made thus far in 2019

#3 The main event of WrestleMania 35

Becky Lynch walked out of WrestleMania 35 as the winner

At WrestleMania 35, the women main-evented the PPV for the first time in WWE history, but the fans were left with a sour taste at the end of it all. There were a couple of reasons attributing to this, but the main reason was WWE's questionable and odd booking.

Firstly, Charlotte Flair shouldn't have been in the match and the main event should have been a one-on-one contest between two of the most influential and wildly popular women in sports-entertainment, Becky Lynch and Ronda Rousey. Charlotte's inclusion took the spotlight away from these women and her inclusion into the match made no sense, yet WWE still put the Queen in one of the most monumental main-events in WWE history.

Secondly, fans were aware that Rousey was going to leave after the event, so that took much of the unexpected appeal the match should have had. On top of that, Charlotte's inclusion seemed to indicate that she might walk away as the victor, which would have inevitably evoked great anger from the WWE Universe. WWE also buried SmackDown's women division when Charlotte defeated the reigning champion, Asuka, two weeks prior to WrestleMania. The women from SmackDown Live were relegated to a pointless and meaningless battle royal on the pre-show.

Lastly, the sudden ending to the match baffled the fans as Becky pinned Rousey to win the titles. Many fans thought the ending was botched and it was later revealed that the referee was fined for botching the finish.