5 milestones WWE's women can strive for next

#2 Main event another PPV

Charlotte Flair and Sasha Banks headlined Hell In A Cell

When Charlotte Flair vs. Sasha Banks was the last match on the card at Hell In A Cell 2016, it looked to be a sign of things to come that WWE was prepared to headline more and more of their PPVs with Women’s Championship storylines.

However, we haven’t seen a single women’s main event on a PPV since then. The only time a rivalry was so intense that it perhaps deserved to go on last was when Asuka defended her NXT title against Ember Moon at TakeOver: Brooklyn III, but it went on second-to-last instead.

Looking to the near future, the only realistic opportunity for a women’s match to headline a PPV is if/when Ronda Rousey makes her WWE debut, but even then it’s likely to be at WrestleMania, and the chances of Rousey main-eventing over stars like Roman Reigns and Brock Lesnar are slim.