5 reasons why the WWE shouldn't have released Emma

#1 The Women’s division is too thin

Emma never won a single championship in the WWE

In the midst of a women’s revolution, the WWE should be directing more attention towards female wrestlers, not cutting them out of the picture. Emma arrived in the WWE in 2011, as she quickly made her ranks up FCW, now known as NXT. She’s gone through every step of WWE training over the years, so it’s not as if the company haven’t moulded her to their liking.

Emma is a valued member of the WWE roster, as she provides a unique element to Monday nights. The WWE Universe is bored of seeing the same few female wrestlers like Sasha Banks & Bayley interact with each other on TV. Emma was undoubtedly providing us with variety.

Now she’s gone, the WWE has no choice but to push the same faces in the same roles. The reason Sasha Banks is a four-time women’s champion is due to over-saturation and a lack of rotation at the top.