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#4. A women’s tag team championship
Rumours have abounded about WWE starting a women’s tag team division, and Sasha Banks and Bayley went so far as to explicitly cite it as a goal for them to be crowned the first champions of it.
A timeline for this division and which brand it might fall on remains unclear, particularly given that each brand seems to have readily available tandems. On the Raw side, there’s not only Banks and Bayley, but different permutations of the Riott Squad, and Nia Jax and Tamina. For SmackDown there’s The Iconics, Asuka and Naomi, and Mandy Rose and Sonya Deville.
An all women’s show could facilitate either its own roster or crossover between Raw, SmackDown, and NXT. In either case, it would be the ideal platform to take a deep dive into women’s wrestling with a separate tag team division.
Moreover, the independent show could set up more fluidity in the roster to cycle talent in and out as needed for the purpose of trying out teams in different permutations.
