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#5. Queen Zelina to get a big push after Crown Jewel?

Ahead of her move to Monday Night RAW, Zelina Vega had an uphill task at Crown Jewel 2021. It was, of course, the Queen's Crown final. Unlike the King of the Ring tournament (which also culminated at Crown Jewel), this was the first edition. This meant that the winner will have their name etched in history, as there can only be one first.

In the last few years, we've seen the likes of Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, Sasha Banks, Carmella, and a few others be the "firsts" in various aspects - whether it was starting a title lineage, main eventing pay-per-views, or anything else. Zelina Vega joined that list by becoming the first Queen of WWE. Charlotte Flair might hold the nickname, but it now officially belongs to Zelina Vega.

The size difference between her and Doudrop made many feel that the latter would win at Crown Jewel, but it wasn't meant to be. Zelina Vega has gained momentum recently, and although she wasn't handled that well after his return, she had the best moment of her WWE career.

The tournament was criticized for the lack of time given to the women in each match, and rightfully so. At 5 minutes and 50 seconds, this was the longest match of the tournament. It wasn't great, nor was it notable, but it got the job done. Zelina Vega was the right winner if WWE was going with a heel, but in the long run, this may not prove to be as big a stepping stone as one would hope.

Either way, it's likely the start of a short-term push for Zelina Vega following Crown Jewel, who might enter title contention sooner rather than later. Don't be surprised to see her pick up a string of wins on RAW.