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#3 To level the playing field
There is no doubt that fans and critics have always labeled the Four Horsewomen, Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, Sasha Banks, and Bayley, the top four women of WWE.
No matter how much the company has denied the fact that these four women usually get preferential bookings, it is evident from the fact that at least one out of the four are always holding a top championship.
Since the introduction of the Women’s Tag Team Championships, the women’s roster has been gifted with a new title. While Bayley and Banks were the first women to win the titles, we’ve seen women like The IIconics, Nikki Cross, and Kairi Sane benefit from holding the titles.
As mentioned earlier, most people predicted that Lynch and Flair would go on to win the titles at the event and become first-time Women’s Tag Team Champions. By denying them the victory, the company has allowed other women to level the field in the Women’s Division, and proven that they are open to giving equal opportunities.
With Flair losing out on the sole title that can make her a Grand Slam Champion, fans can rest assured that an even tougher team will have to step up to defeat Asuka and Sane and take the titles away from them.
