5 reasons why WWE needs to bring back intergender matches

Modified Nov 11, 2019 14:35 GMT

The women of WWE deserve the chance to fight the men

#2 There is now a tasteful way of presenting it

Nia Jax had a good showing in the men's Royal Rumble match back in January

During WrestleMania 34, Ronda Rousey stepped into a match where she was able to fight Triple H, and Nia Jax stepped into the men's Royal Rumble match in January 2019 and took several moves from the men before being eliminated.

WWE has proven that there is a place for intergender wrestling in a PG era, as long as it is presented well. Back in the day, many women were put in matches against men, and it was awkward to watch since many of them were unable to hold their own against much bigger opponents. Hopefully, WWE has learned from this.

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Former RAW Women's Champion Ronda Rousey could easily defeat any of the mid-card male stars on the main roster, so as long as she isn't put into a match against the likes of Braun Strowman or Brock Lesnar, there would be no reason why this wouldn't be another huge step up for the women.

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Phillipa is a WWE writer for Sportskeeda. She is also a mother, wrestler, dancer, former actress and a Seth Rollins fan. She is a retired wrestler, dancer, and at one-time enjoyed boxing.

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Edited by Anthony Akatugba Jr.