What if WWE creates a women-only wrestling show?

#2. 205 Live crossover

We could see some crossover between two niche brands/divisions.

If WWE was to launch an all women’s show, it would be appealing to a relatively niche group of hardcore wrestling fans for what would presumably be a WWE Network exclusive program. That sounds a lot like 205 Live and there would be opportunities for WWE to try to cross-pollinate those audiences.

In particular, there’s a segment of dedicated fans who are still reticent to take women’s wrestling seriously after years of conditioning to the contrary. Meanwhile, there are those fans—particularly from a young, female demographic--who might be drawn more to the prospect of a women’s show.

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Having crossover appearances, then, between the all-female show and 205 Live could create opportunities to build interest between fans of each program to help grow both audiences.

Whether it’s romance angles, mixed tag team matches, or other alliances between athletes built on mutual respect, these crossover angles could be pretty interesting, particularly for committed fans who would follow the athletes on these shows more fervently than they do the main roster.

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Michael Chin was born and raised in Utica, New York and currently lives in Las Vegas with his wife and son. He authored the short story collections You Might Forget the Sky was Ever Blue from Duck Lake Books and Circus Folk from Hoot ‘n’ Waddle. Visit him at miketchin.com.

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Edited by Rahul Arun