6 things WWE subtly told us on Stomping Grounds 2019

WWE Stomping Grounds was a surprisingly refreshing and excellent PPV. If you ignore the disaster that was WWE Super ShowDown, then you mustn't forget that Money in the Bank was bar none, the best PPV of the year.

With all the hype of AEW and the lacklustre weekly shows, we often forget that WWE knows how to pull off a good show when they really want to. More importantly, what we learned was that when there are low expectations heading into a PPV, WWE tends to deliver.

The PPV went by quite fast as well, not really dragging on like other shows. Either way, quite a few things happened and we have one more PPV before SummerSlam. It looks like the seeds will be planted for the biggest show of the summer and we couldn't be more excited! Here are a few things that WWE subtly told us on Stomping Grounds 2019

#6 Lacey Evans is the future...but it's still The Man's time

Lacey Evans has clearly been pushed as a future Women's Champion. From doing absolutely nothing before WrestleMania 35, she instantly established herself as a championship contender.

She was handily defeated in under ten minutes at Money in the Bank and after costing Becky Lynch the SmackDown Live Women's Championship moments later, she remained in the RAW Women's title feud. This time, they went a little over ten minutes in a solid bout.

While Lacey Evans is undoubtedly a future Women's Champion, it's clear that right now, it's Becky Lynch's time.

She had her moment at WrestleMania 35 and is now running strong as Women's champion. Hopefully, she remians champion for a few more months atleast before dropping the title.

It's good that WWE didn't make the mistake of rushing Evans to the main spot. She isn't ready for that yet.

However, we must admit that her addition in the main event took us by surprise.

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