WWE Evolution 2018: 3 former wrestlers who could return at the show

WWE has announced a women's only pay-per-view, WWE Evolution which airs from Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum from Uniondale, New York on 28th October 2018.

The show garnered a lot of fan reaction with people appreciating the idea and with more than a month to go for the show to finally happen a lot can change in the interim.

With two confirmed matches and the rest filled with undecided competitors, yet confirmed titles the show has a lot to be revealed in the time that is left until 28th October comes around.

Trish Stratus is confirmed to face Alexa Bliss in a non-title match, and Io Shirai vs. Toni Storm is confirmed for 2018 Mae Young Classic tournament final match at the show. While the two matches look good, they don't necessarily entice people to come for the show or even go on WWE Network to watch it, but the WWE is known to hype things up. If they could do something out of the blues or have some big name like Trish return, things can change.

A lot of you may be thinking Lita, and while she is a great choice make no mistake about it that if she had to return a match between her and Trish is still a major box-office attraction. The WWE has already revealed the cat out of the bag by announcing a match between Trish and Alexa, and may I say that Alexa did sell it well last week on Raw.

The fact of the matter remains that with the show slowly coming closer, can the WWE bring back some people back in the ring that have not been in the ring in a long time and increase the stakes of the show.

In this article, I shall talk about 3 notable names:

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#3 Serena Deeb

Lace the boots one more time

Serena Deeb competed in the first Mae Young Classic last year and currently serves as a coach at the WWE Performance Center. She has many years of experience to her credit, and that includes both WWE and non-WWE circuit experience.

With the way fans reacted to her in-ring return last year, if she laces up her boots one more time and puts on a performance that people can't stop talking about, then WWE would really be able to sell the show.

#2 Sara Del Rey

Train with example

Sara Del Rey or Sara Amato, as most people know her, has been a part of the WWE performance centre for the last 6 years. She previously crossed paths during her in-ring career with many other wrestlers like Sami Zayn, Cesaro, and Kassius Ohno as well as she defeated one of her idols, Japanese legend Aja Kong.

Even before she started training at the WWE performance centre, she was trained by the great Daniel Bryan and performed at multiple places.

With so much experience under her belt, if she comes to the ring in some way, it would be a great way to state that the WWE is not only pushing their in-ring wrestlers but female support staff too.

Here's a glimpse of her great in-ring skills:

#1 Stephanie McMahon

Princess outside the ring, a warrior in it!

Stephanie McMahon is no stranger to matches, and when I say matches, I mean gruesome matches that have made an impact on how we see WWE today or storylines during the attitude era.

She is a great performer in the ring and has great promo cutting skills, but the fact remains that she is a great in-ring performer too.

We have seen her outshine and outperform other competitors in the ring including her father Vince McMahon, and here's a video of her match as a testament to my statement.