Why no divas matches

Without the Kharma-Beth Phoenix matchup for WrestleMania, I would have to say there could be a pre-show match for the divas but not one on the main card of the event this year. Enjoy our content? Join our newsletter to get the latest in sports news delivered straight to your inbox! Your sports. Failing to have a match at a pay-per-view translates to the audience's failure to support the dying division. Divas will not have the potential to be good in ring performers and prove themselves to be worthy of air time if they are not even respected enough to have one match at a pay-per-view.

Enjoy our content? Becky Lynch ,? Sasha Banks? It was to the point that the fans were chanting, 'This is wrestling! Our fans were saying so loudly and so clearly that this is what we want.

This is amazing and we want more. Triple H. It was a way for the company to recruit and develop new talent during a time when? WWE doesn't have any real competitors in the market space.

Seth Rollins ,? Roman Reigns ,? Bray Wyatt ,? Kevin Owens? Sami Zayn ,? It was the first time in WWE history that women participated in such a match and headlined such a significant card. Professional wresting is like performance art. It truly is. You're taking the crowd on a ride, on an emotional roller coaster. It is a craft that takes time to perfect and I think the advantage of NXT is they are given that time to do just that.

The timing of their debut was no accident --? July was arguably the most notable month in the history of women in sports.? The U. It was the largest viewership ever for a soccer game in the United States, men's or women's, and it was also a larger number than any NBA Finals game between the Cleveland Cavaliers and Golden State Warriors drew that year. Ronda Rousey became the first woman and MMA athlete to win the ESPY for best fighter during a run in which she was headlining UFC pay-per-views that were garnering almost double the buys of shows she wasn't on.

Serena Williams won her sixth Wimbledon and 21st career Grand Slam singles trophy. And the Arizona Cardinals hired Jen Welter as an assistant coaching intern for training camp and the preseason, making her the first female coach of any kind in the NFL.