It Sounds Like WWE Might Be Considering A Women’s Royal Rumble Match At Next Year's Event

It Sounds Like WWE Might Be Considering A Women’s Royal Rumble Match At Next Year's Event

As WWE continues to make great strides in providing a proper platform for their female Superstars, a new report indicates that the company may be looking at a women's Royal Rumble match at the 2018 PPV...

By MarkCassidy - Jul 07, 2017 08:07 AM EST
Filed Under: WWE
Though they do still have a ways to go in certain areas, nobody can deny that WWE has moved the business forward leaps and bounds when it comes to promoting its female talent. We recently had the first ever women's Money in The Bank ladder match, a 30-minute women’s Gauntlet Match, and the Mae Young Classic women's tournament is also on the way.

Now, we're hearing there might also be plans for a women's Royal Rumble match.

Though this has been rumored before, the Wrestling Observer Newsletter now reports that there's been “at least talk” about WWE presenting the match at the 2018 Royal Rumble PPV.  

This definitely seems like the next logical step for the increasingly popular women's division, but until we hear something official we'll have to treat it as a rumor for the time being.

Thoughts?
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