Triple H to crown 30-year-old star's new faction tag team champions on WWE RAW this week? Exploring potential title change

Triple H is running WWE and things are on fire ever since he took over the creative direction of the company. Much of his success can be attributed to finding the best possible roles for select performers and then showing off their strengths.

One way The Game does this is through stables. WWE RAW's latest group is known as the Pure Fusion Collective, which is led by 30-year-old Sonya Deville. She is joined by Zoey Stark and Shayna Baszler who have a big opportunity come Monday Night RAW.

Zoey and Shayna will be involved in a WWE Women's Tag Team Championship Triple Threat Match also featuring The Unholy Union and Damage CTRL's Kairi Sane and IYO SKY. There is a strong chance that The Game could book a title change and it could work out in the favor of Sonya's new stable.

If the group is expected to be seen as dominant in any way, they need to pick up major wins. For a tag team, there is no bigger victory than winning the WWE Women's Tag Team Titles. The move is essential to make the faction look strong.

Beyond that, if Sonya Deville is meant to be a strong leader and one that fans can believe in, her team losing yet another title opportunity will immediately damage her credibility. It just makes sense for the Pure Fusion Collective to win this Monday on WWE RAW.

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There is a chance WWE could implement an interesting twist if they hold the gold

If Shayna Baszler and Zoey Stark do win the WWE Women's Tag Team Titles come Monday Night RAW, it will shake things up for the division. This will allow at least two of the three members of the stable to appear on all three brands moving forward.

There could be another way that Triple H shakes things up with a Pure Fusion Collective victory, however. The trio could utilize Freebird Rules moving forward, which means any two members of the three-person faction can defend the titles in matches.

The Freebird Rule was instituted by the legendary faction The Fabulous Freebirds, but WWE fans perhaps best know it thanks to The New Day. When Kofi Kingston, Big E, and Xavier Woods held tag team gold together, all three men were champions. This meant any two could defend the gold at any time, which made it much harder to prepare for the opponents.

Triple H booking the Pure Fusion Collective to do the same thing could make for interesting television and it would help add legitimacy to the stable moving forward. Will a title change happen on the red brand tonight? If it does, everything could be shaken up moving forward in the women's division.