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#3 minimal involvement from Stephanie McMahon
Another problem with the Evolution pay per view was the fact that Stephanie McMahon wasn't really a part of the show at all. Sure, she was there alongside Triple H following the finals of The Mae Young Classic and she made another appearance in a pre-taped segment, but one would think that she would have been more involved than that.
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In fact, one has to wonder why WWE didn't go forward with a one on one match between Stephanie McMahon and Ronda Rousey, which would probably have been a little more interesting than the main event fans got. Beyond that, it would have been a much more meaningful match for the company if scripted right.
In the end, it was probably McMahon's decision to take a back seat and let the other women shine, but in doing so, she really robbed herself out of a spot she deserved. In fact, Stephanie McMahon is said to be one of the original backers of the Women's revolution, which made it just that much more upsetting that she wasn't involved on a higher scale.
