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#4 Lack of other options
It's no secret that a lot of the women on The Raw roster aren't exactly ready for a feud with Ronda Rousey for The Women's title, which essentially leaves them with very few options. Sure, WWE could try to work to build another star up to face Rousey, but it's only going to end with them taking a beating and tapping out to the armbar.
With that being said and a lot of the women on Raw struggling to make it past the mid card right now, it's pretty obvious that Nia Jax is the only really suitable choice. In fact, with Tamina Snuka now acting as a bodyguard for Jax, it gives WWE a bit of new storytelling to use during the match will only benefit everyone involved.
Again, Ember Moon, Ruby Riot, Sarah Logan, Live Morgan or Mickie James could have ended up being Rousey's next victim if Jax was punished for what happened, but what good would that do? Beyond that, does WWE really want to hand a big loss to an up and coming star like Moon or someone else this early in their career.
