3 ways WWE could make the Raw Women's Championship match better at Evolution

WWE announced on the 23 July 2018 episode of Raw via Stephanie McMahon that they will hold a women's only pay-per-view, WWE Evolution on 28 October 2018 from Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum, East Garden City, New York, United States.

The announcement got a lot of praise from the WWE Universe, and superstars of 'then, now, and forever' called it the start of something new and amazing. Female superstars were overwhelmed with joy at this announcement, and put their characters aside to showcase their happiness about this momentous announcement.

This started speculations of what matches would happen at this first ever show, and while some sounded relevant, the others were all hype and no substance. The speculations also marked the return of The Bella Twins, as there was news that Nikki Bella will face Raw Women's Champion Ronda Rousey at the first ever women's only pay-per-view.

In an attempt to add fuel to the match at WWE Evolution, Nikki Bella along with her twin sister Brie Bella turned on the 'Baddest Woman On The Planet' two weeks ago, and what transpired has been a great performance from the women's division.

Ronda Rousey cut arguably the most amazing promo in the history of women's wrestling, and that got the fans talking about the match. The promo was so good that fans were left in shock about the way the current women's champion made fun of The Fearless One.

The following week it was a simple promo, but if the WWE wants to make this storyline interesting, these are ways to make this feud and storyline better.

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#3 John Laurinaitis saves his step daughters

Twin power!

John Laurinaitis married The Bella Twins' mother in a private ceremony in 2016. The current Raw Women's Champion has already stated that 'Do Nothing Bellas' have a lot of assistance from people in the WWE, and when she said that, she indirectly mentioned their step-dad who is also a part of the WWE.

He has been involved in many matches and storylines, including 'People Power' on Raw. With his addition to this storyline, it would be a great feud, and the company can carry it on by adding Paul Heyman in the mix later on.

#2 Brie Bella turns on Nikki Bella

Nikki Bella turned on her twin sister Brie Bella when the latter was fighting WWE's Chief Brand Officer Stephanie McMahon in a match at SummerSlam 2014. This started off a good feud, but was cut short due to poor writing.

In an attempt to even things up, Birdie Bee's mother could turn on her sister, and start a great feud. This wouldn't make them change characters, as Brie Bella could come on Raw and explain her actions. If the feud could be carried off well by the two wrestlers, the company should look at this option.

It would make more sense if Stephanie McMahon is involved in this storyline, as she was the major reason why the match took place in 2014. While this feud would be a great one, the company must look at ways to ignite this one by making it more personal, including adding their family members or past experiences.

#1 Stephanie McMahon costs Ronda Rousey

The last time we saw Ronda Rousey and Stephanie McMahon in a WWE ring together was the 20 August 2018 episode of Raw. 'The Baddest Woman On The Planet' locked WWE's Chief Brand Officer in an armbar, and the two haven't been seen together on WWE programming on weekly episodes on Monday Nights since then.

In an attempt to be on WWE Programming every week and make Raw interesting, Stephanie McMahon must cost the current Raw Women's Champion the match or the title. This would start a storyline that would be loved by fans, just the way they loved the Vince McMahon vs Stone Cold Steve Austin storyline.

While attaining the legendary status of a storyline written by Vince Russo would be a tough task, you can 'Never Say Never'. Paul Heyman is a master at creating compelling television, and he was behind the savage promo cut by the current Raw Women's Champion a few weeks back on Raw.

If he gets behind this storyline, things would be different for the women's division.