The world is in crisis!
WWE is in crisis, as it looks!
Specifically, WWE Women's Tag Team Championship is in crisis and there is one main reason for that:
THERE ARE NO ESTABLISHED WOMEN'S TAG TEAMS!!!
Two women who are working together from the beginning as a tag team, like the IIconics or even Fire 'n' Desire, not some mega names like Banks and Bayley tagged together - despite that they did do the main work and introduced the blets, but mega Stars could tag together when you don't have options and you need a bang, to slingshot the belts forward.
We have seen it with the multiple men's tag team title reigns. There were well-established teams that were trademarked and made legacy like the Hardy Boyz, The Dudleyz, Edge and Christian, The Revival... and most of these men worked as a team since day one in WWE, even before step into its ring.
But the lack of women's tag teams is not something that appeared from a tin air. It's born by the unwillingness of WWE authorities and creatives to work for these belts. The big promotions (not only WWE) faced a lack of total motivation to keep the belts existing. And while ROH's WOH and Impact, even AEW had rosters that are not that big to allow them, tag teams, for now, WWE doesn't have that problem. They have PC's locker room full of talents. They dare to disband well-working teams and to create teams of Superstars ultra-individualists as characters and attitudes.
There is also a lot of prejudice. The well known 'truth' about 'women's friendships' - how women are overemotional and can't be loyal because they are easily offended and more stereotypical stuff. And we know that WWE loves stereotypes even when they hire unique and out of the box women like Ruby Riott, Nia Jax, etc.
There is also a lot of prejudice. The well known 'truth' about 'women's friendships' - how women are overemotional and can't be loyal because they are easily offended and more stereotypical stuff. And we know that WWE loves stereotypes even when they hire unique and out of the box women like Ruby Riott, Nia Jax, etc.
They ruined the belts by refusing to create a well-established division even with NXT women's who are good at creating teams. They are killing the belts by killing young and promising teams and stable before they had the chance to exist.
As I said it's not the women's fault that they don't have teams. It's the authorities and creatives fault. Lack of motivation not of ideas.
The belts can be saved as WWE uses the men's strategies - bring a whole women's team from the indie or establish several teams in the WWE PC. FOR GOD SAKE YOU... I am losing my cool... YOU HAVE KAREN Q AND XIA LI, WHO CAN BE A TEAM BASED ON THEIR ETHNICITY. YOU HAVE ALIYAH AND VANESSA BORNE WHO ARE GREAT HEEL TEAMS. YOU HAVE KAYEDEN CARTER AND KACY CATANZARO, WHO ARE LOST IN THE SINGLES BOOKING. YOU HAVE MARINA SHAFIR AND JESSAMYN DUKE WHO ARE INVISIBLE ON TV!!! You missed using Deonna Purrazzo as a Chelsea Green's partner in Robert Stone's Brand!
* ESTABLISH/BRING INDIE TEAM!
* WORK A TAG TEAM MOVES SET WITH THEM!
* BOOK THEM PROPERLY!
*...EVEN IN EXTREME MATCHES...
It's not that hard! But you don't care!
YOU DON'T CARE LIKE YOU DON'T CARE HW MANY TIMES YOU ROBBED US FROM REAL TALENTS, FROM GREAT STORYLINES AND AMAZING WOMEN'S EVENTS AND OPPORTUNITIES
I don't have anything else to say!!!
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| The inaugural WWE Women's Tag Team Champions Bayley and Sasha Banks helped that belts to be brought to life. I am curious how do they feel watching WWE destroying their dream? Again! |
P.S.: Actually, in the light of the latest news, it looks like WWE NXT and WWE PC might take more damage in the form of releases of talents and employees. (added: Apr.18, 20:19)
