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#1 – Nia Jax vs Dean Ambrose (Jon Moxley)
When Nia Jax made her way to the ring in place of R-Truth in the Men's Royal Rumble, it was clear that WWE was ready to experiment with intergender matches. Dean Ambrose was on his way out of the company and that was seen as an opportunity by WWE.
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The match was not just a ‘plan for the future’, but it was announced as well. However, in the end, it was cancelled, and nobody knew why.
Nia Jax shed light on the cancellation of the match and said: “Unfortunately, my schedule was messed... they didn’t have the schedule right. And I have Total Divas work that I had to go to. So, it was more of like, the scheduling was off and we couldn’t make it work.”
WWE seem to have scrapped the idea for an intergender match now as there have been no hints in that direction for some time.
