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#2 A major coronation
When Becky Lynch won the SmackDown Women's Championship in 2016 at Backlash, it felt like a long overdue coronation. She would hold the title for just 84 days and it took her two full years to win the title back again.
However, she hasn't had a big WrestleMania moment the way Charlotte Flair has or even Ronda Rousey or Bayley for that matter. She's definitely overdue for a WrestleMania moment, and it could be the biggest one in the history of WWE's Women's division.
If she beats Rousey at WrestleMania, it will officially cement her as the flagbearer of WWE's Women's division. There could be no bigger rub for The Man than by beating the baddest woman on the planet, and the reigning RAW Women's Champion.
With Charlotte Flair rumoured to be in the title picture as well, beating both of them would further cement her legitimacy,
