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#4 Some of these women already have experience in intergender situations
WWE has signed several female Superstars in recent years who have had experience fighting men. Candice LeRae, for example, was able to make a career out of wrestling against men and was in a tag team with Joey Ryan for several years. LeRae was someone many fans thought would never make it to WWE, but now she's in the company, hopefully, it's the beginning of change.
LeRae is part of a group of women who could step up to wrestle for men's championships, just like Chyna and Jacqueline in their prime. The Cruiserweight and Intercontinental Championships should be put up for grabs, just like the 24/7 title is available for both genders.
The company could open it out for the women to fight the men for championships shortly, since Carmella, Tamina, and Maria Kanellis have been able to lift the 24/7 Championship over the past few months.
This shouldn't be shocking, given how much the women's division has been built up over the last few years.
