3 Reasons why a two-night WrestleMania is best for business and 2 reasons it isn't

#1. Positive: Royal Rumble winners will actually be able to main event WrestleMania

The Royal Rumble has always been billed as the match where the winner will go on to main event WrestleMania. But since 2018, there have been two Royal Rumble matches, and only one winner has competed in the WrestleMania main event.

Several WWE stars have missed out on their rightful place in a WrestleMania main event. The likes of Charlotte Flair, Asuka, Shinsuke Nakamura, and Seth Rollins have played their parts in the biggest show of the year, but they didn't get the chance to close it out.

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This year could be very different. A two-night show will require two distinct main events. In theory, the Women's Royal Rumble Winner could main event one night, and the men's winner could do the same thing on the other show.

That way, both genders would have the chance to shine at WrestleMania. Plus, having the Royal Rumble Winners main event WrestleMania would restore some of the prestigious match's importance.

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Edited by Colin Tessier