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We are less than a month away from the first ever all women's pay per view, WWE Evolution. For the past two years, WWE has been emphasizing how important the women are in the company and how they can be role models to young girls around the world.
Earlier this year WWE held its first-ever women's Royal Rumble match while at WrestleMania women competed in a Battle Royal thus competing as equals at the event as their male counterparts.
WWE has already announced some big names for the pay-per-view with Trish Stratus and Lita coming out of retirement. For the event, Ronda Rousey will defend her Women's Championship against Nikki Bella.
With so many legendary names and matches confirmed for the event, here are five things WWE should do at Evolution to make it a memorable event.
#5 Turn Asuka into the dominant force she once was
There was a time when Asuka was considered to be the most dangerous woman on the planet. The Empress Of Tomorrow ran through the competition on NXT, holding on to the NXT Women's Title for over 500 days before relinquishing the title due to injury.
Her time on the main roster has been interesting, to say the least, but this is caused due to a loss of momentum after being defeated by Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania 34 earlier this year. That loss saw Asuka fall down the pecking order in the company and the Superstar lost to Carmela too.
Asuka's dominance came to a screeching halt with WWE focusing on Charlotte Flair and building a rivalry between her and Becky Lynch. It seems like they were confused about how to book Asuka.
At Evolution, the company should right their wrongs and once again book Asuka as the dominant force that she once was.
#4 Introduce the Women's Tag Team Titles
If WWE is to portray the women as contemporaries to male Superstars, the company needs to introduce more titles for them. The women only have the Raw and SmackDown Women's Titles to go after on the main roster.
There have been rumors about WWE wanting to introduce Tag Team Titles for the women in the company. This would be similar to the unveiling of the new Women's Championship at WrestleMania a couple of years ago.
They should introduce Tag Team titles for the women of Raw and SmackDown Live. With the ever-increasing number of female talent on the main roster, the stars are in desperate need to go after titles on either the Raw or SmackDown brands. This could happen at Evolution with WWE finally introducing Tag Team Titles for the women.
#3 Put Forth an all-female announce team
Renee Young made history a couple of weeks ago by becoming the first-ever full-time female announcer on WWE programming. Since the very beginning, WWE has used male announcers for all the tapings and pay-per-views.
Giving Young the opportunity not only furthers the company's commitment to giving women equal opportunities but also gives hope to other women that are excellent on the microphone and have been dreaming about getting into the WWE.
WWE does have a few female announcers and backstage interviewers on their payroll that they can use at Evolution. WWE should take a chance with their female interviewers and put forth an all-female announce team at Evolution.
#2 Assign female referees to all the bouts
Apart from having an all-female announce team WWE should also assign female referees to all the bouts. Over the past year, Jessica Carr has been serving as the female referee on NXT.
WWE should bring in more trained female officials to referee the bouts at Evolution. While it might not be possible for WWE to train more female referees in such a short time span, the company can also use former female stars as guest referees for a few featured bouts.
Assigning female referees to all the matches on the card would definitely be a step in the right direction.
#1 Book title change during the event
Multiple titles will be defended during Evolution with the Raw, SmackDown & NXT Women's Title all being up for grabs.
Ronda Rousey is scheduled to defend the Raw Women's Title against Nikki Bella and Becky Lynch will put her SmackDown Women's Title on the line against Charlotte Flair. Apart from the two title matches, the NXT Women's Title will be defended at the pay per view with Kairi Sane facing off against the former NXT Women's Champion Shayna Baszler.
WWE is usually cautious about title changes but when it comes to pay per views, we usually see more than one or two titles changing hands. So to make the event more memorable the WWE creative team needs to take a risk and book title changes during the event.
