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#4 Boom or Bust
The WWE has attempted to promote several performers as monster heels, only for them to eventually fizzle out. When one talks about instances of the sort, names such as Nathan Jones, Giant Gonzalez and ‘Dr. Death’ Steve Williams come to mind.
Speaking of which, the WWE did, in fact, build up Nia Jax in a somewhat similar manner, having her rip apart every opponent she faces with most of her losses coming in multi-person matches. However, the WWE recently had her lose clean to Sasha Banks on RAW—something which was set to repeat itself at TLC if it weren’t for Jax's leave of absence.
The WWE messed up Kharma (Awesome Kong) in an identical way, and by having Jax lose repeatedly and relegating her to the lower-tier of the show, they’re risking doing the same to the Samoan wrestler. Now, considering all the talk of the ongoing ‘Women’s Revolution’, it’d be a gross error on part of the promotion to let Jax fade into oblivion Bolivian.
And that’s not even mentioning the risk of some other organization signing her and utilizing the Force of Nature to her optimum level. So, why not make sure Jax is a boom rather than bust by making her Raw Women's Champion at least once?
