3 Reasons Why an All-Women's-PPV (Evolution) Is The Right Move for WWE (And 3 Reasons Why It Isn't)
Stephanie McMahon announced the first ever all women's pay-per-view called Evolution a few weeks ago on Raw as WWE has taken another huge step in the Women's Revolution. WWE's female roster is the best it has been in a very long time and the women have made so much history over the past few years that it's hard to see how they will be able to take this further forward at Evolution, but this is still the biggest thing that has happened to the Women's Division in a very long time.
Even though it's great news for the women in the company right now, there are both positives and negatives to the fact that the women will be given center stage in October.
#3 Positive: #GiveDivasAChance
Just three short years ago the hashtag #GiveDivasAChance was trending because the women were being given two-minute matches on Raw. The likes of Paige and AJ Lee were being wasted on pay-per-views and the WWE Universe wanted WWE to take their women seriously.
Fast forward three years and whilst Paige and AJ Lee are no longer active members of the Women's Division, the stars who have taken their place have proved that WWE was right to cash in on this revolution. There will be so many little girls in the crowd in New York in October that will look up to every single female who steps into that ring and will see this as the Revolution that it is. WWE superstars inspire so many children every day and this show will definitely have an impact on the next generation.