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WWE has been trying to put their Women superstars on the same level as their Men counterparts for quite some time now. As a part of the so called "Women's Revolution", WWE has given their women a chance to compete in an Ironwoman match, a Hell in a Cell Match, a Royal Rumble, MITB matches and the most recent in the list, a Women's only PPV, Evolution, airing on October 28th.
But it still remains a fact that Women on each brand have only one title to fight for, while Men have the Main championship, a midcard championship and tag team championships on each brand.
An argument could be made that there are less women competitors so they need fewer number of titles. But still, we have seen on RAW and Smackdown that while the main Women's title feud is going on, other very capable women are made to float around the scene with nothing meaningful to do.
In a bid to end this and introduce more competition in the Women's division, it has been rumoured for quite some time that WWE is planning to introduce Women Tag Team titles. This makes so much sense when we see multiple tag team capable duos in the Women's roster currently caught up in a vicious cycle of repetitive and meaningless matches.
If the rumours are true, these titles would be defended across the brands with tag teams from each brand vying for the same championship. How the contenders will be decided and how the competing promos will work across brands is a discussion for a later day. Right now, let's take a look at the women tag teams who raise a legitimate claim for the Women's Tag Team Titles.
The Boss & Hug Connection
After teasing what could have been a really great feud, Sasha Banks & Bayley reconciled to everyone's dismay and started working as a tag team. Naming themselves "The Boss & Hug Connection" in homage to the famous tag team " Rock & Sock Connection", they have been working well with each other and having a feud with the Riott Squad.
While Bayley and Sasha both are main event worthy contenders who should be in the title picture, currently it seems WWE has no plans to put them there. So the Women Tag Team Titles when introduced, will give them something to focus on while the Women's title scene sorts itself out.
The Riott Squad
The Riott Squad, the team of Ruby Riott, Sarah Logan and Liv Morgan, currently feuding with Sasha & Bayley, is another team who are legitimate contenders for the Women's Tag Team belts if they are to be introduced. They are another aimless group currently on the RAW Roster who goes from destroying Jinder Mahal's camera to beating up Natalya.
While they seem to have set their sights on Ronda Rousey and the Bella Twins at WWE Super Show-Down, winning the Women's Tag Team titles would be right up their alley. With three members, they could even freebird the titles like what the New Day does with the Smackdown Tag Team titles.
Alexa Bliss & Mickie James
After losing her rematch to Ronda Rousey at the Hell in a Cell PPV, Alexa Bliss claimed to be done with the RAW Women's Title for now and aimed at widening her horizons by conquering the Tag Team arena. She has teamed up with her ally Mickie James and have started tackling other tag teams.
Although they lost their bout to the team of Ember Moon and the newly returned Nia Jax, they are still key contenders for the Women Tag Team title belts when they come into play.
The IIconics
The Australian team of Billie Kay & Peyton Royce, also known as the IIconics, might be the first name that comes to anyone's mind when talking about Women Tag Teams on the Smackdown roster. Their chemistry is impeccable and their in ring skills are not bad either.
The snarky heel characters they portray will add the necessary spice required in any feud they join. Although they've done nothing of note yet on Smackdown Live since their arrival to the main roster, the IIconics could get the chance to shine with the rumored tag team championship.
Mandy Rose & Sonya Deville
Mandy Rose & Sonya Deville, who debuted on the main roster as a part of the stable Absolution led by Paige, have been like a ship without a rudder since Paige retired. They have had their fair share of meaningless matches and have acted as filler material for long enough. The Women's tag team titles could act as their North Star and give them something to focus on.
