5 Reasons Why Charlotte Flair will be the first WWE Women's Intercontinental Champion
You're probably reading this and going... When did this happen? Nothing has been announced. This is fantasy booking at this point. But in WWE, anything can happen.
During the attitude era, Chyna was the first-ever women's Intercontinental Champion. It was something ludicrous and amazing all at the same time. Now in a time where Inter-gender wrestling has become more frequent, Chyna was already crashing glass ceilings.
She has already cemented her legacy and maybe it's time for another female WWE Superstar to do the same. Recently, Charlotte Flair won the SmackDown women's championship on WWE SmackDown live. It's still unclear whether her title is also on the line at WrestleMania 35.
Let's assume that it is and that Becky Lynch would become the first's WWE Women's Undisputed Champion. She would unify the WWE Raw Women's Championship and WWE SmackDown Women's Championship and thus possibly, appear on both brands.
Where does that leave Charlotte? For that matter, where does that leave the rest of the WWE Women's division? The only option would be the creation of a new mid-card title for the women's division. If the men can have multiple, why can't the women?
With the creation of the new WWE Women's Tag Team Championship, the possibilities are endless. So, here are 5 reasons why Charlotte Flair will be the first WWE Women's Intercontinental Champion.
#5 Creating more opportunities for the WWE Women's Division
The women's evolution has truly taken place. The WWE roster has some of the most talented female wrestlers in the history of the company. The matches are amazing and they have proven time and again, that they're as good as the men.
With more women being added to the division, it makes sense that WWE needs to create more titles. There's a reason why WWE has had multiple mid-card titles over the years and that is to give opportunities wherever possible.
Without a title, it's hard to see why these women wrestlers would go against each other. Adding a Women's Intercontinental Championship would provide that right mix and Charlotte Flair is the right person to start it off.