WWE women's royal rumble 2018
- 7 years ago
WWE Royal Rumble 2018 Is the Perfect Time to Unleash a Women's Rumble Match
The next phase of the women's revolution should unfold at WWE Royal Rumble 2018.
The timing is right for the first all-female Royal Rumble match. The women's division has both sufficient buzz and roster members to create the historic bout. Booking a women's Rumble match would build on surging momentum in emphatic fashion.
As WWE's women continue to blaze trails and battle in matches that once only showcased men, women having their own Royal Rumble match feels imminent.
In 2016, Charlotte Flair and Sasha Banks clashed in the first women's Hell in a Cell match. The following year, Carmella walked away the victor in the first women's Money in the Bank ladder match. The next natural step is for the annual Battle Royal to be where women blaze their latest trail.
And WWE is reportedly considering that move for the Jan. 28 pay-per-view.
Speculation about that possibility shot up when Sonya Deville, Mandy Rose, Sarah Logan, Liv Morgan and Ruby Riot all debuted on the main roster last week. Gary Stonehouse of The Sun reported those moves were in preparation for the Rumble. "The influx of females into the female roster is building up to the historic first-ever women's Rumble match," he wrote.
The next phase of the women's revolution should unfold at WWE Royal Rumble 2018.
The timing is right for the first all-female Royal Rumble match. The women's division has both sufficient buzz and roster members to create the historic bout. Booking a women's Rumble match would build on surging momentum in emphatic fashion.
As WWE's women continue to blaze trails and battle in matches that once only showcased men, women having their own Royal Rumble match feels imminent.
In 2016, Charlotte Flair and Sasha Banks clashed in the first women's Hell in a Cell match. The following year, Carmella walked away the victor in the first women's Money in the Bank ladder match. The next natural step is for the annual Battle Royal to be where women blaze their latest trail.
And WWE is reportedly considering that move for the Jan. 28 pay-per-view.
Speculation about that possibility shot up when Sonya Deville, Mandy Rose, Sarah Logan, Liv Morgan and Ruby Riot all debuted on the main roster last week. Gary Stonehouse of The Sun reported those moves were in preparation for the Rumble. "The influx of females into the female roster is building up to the historic first-ever women's Rumble match," he wrote.