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A newly crowned WWE champion may be main-eventing WrestleMania in the future. The star has been recognized as a promising future star by many within the company.
WWE has started several developmental programs, including LFG and WWE Evolve, in addition to NXT. Recently, Kali Armstrong was crowned the new Evolve Women's Champion. She's the inaugural star to hold the belt as well.
As per reports from Fightful Select, the star has been impressing everyone. The newly crowned champion has turned heads lately and made sure everyone backstage took notice of her while working at Evolve tapings. She has received high marks, and the report stated that it was even said that she could be a "future WrestleMania main-eventer" as well.
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On top of that, she is being discussed as a full-time call-up to NXT from the Evolve roster. She may be getting that call-up even when holding on to the Evolve Title. She has already started to work live shows for NXT in the meantime.
Should she get the call-up, the star will have an even bigger opportunity to get eyes on her and get a wider audience for the talent she has already displayed. As the CCO, Triple H has the chance to bring the star up to the main roster as well, but that has not been reported or rumored as of now. Fans will have to wait and see what's next for her.
