"Why? No" - 32-year old WWE star should not be the inaugural Women's US Champion, says Bill Apter (Exclusive)

A new title being introduced by WWE recently has caused a buzz among the fans. Despite a particular star being considerably talented, Bill Apter thinks she is not the right pick to be the inaugural holder of the new belt.

Nick Aldis unveiled the Women's United States Title recently, the first of its kind catering towards the women's division. As expected, this immediately has the rumor mill firing on all cylinders as fans try to figure out who could be the inaugural champion. Among the names suggested, one was Ivy Nile, one that Bill Apter does not think is a good choice.

Speaking on Sportskeeda's UnSKripted, the veteran journalist had a disapproving reaction to the suggestion. While he certainly admires Ivy's talent, he does not think the American Made stable member should be the first to hold the new belt.

"Why? No... I love her, she is very (good)." [29:01 onwards]

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Bill Apter also shared his pick for the new championship - Jade Cargill. It remains to be seen who ultimately bags the prestigious WWE title for the first time.

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Shubhajit is a pro wrestling journalist at Sportskeeda, reporting on WWE news. He has a Master's degree in English and has been working in his current role for over 2 years.

A fan of pro wrestling since childhood, Shubhajit decided to start creating content on the sport out of passion. Before covering a piece of news or rumor, he conducts thorough research, ensuring information in his work is reliable and completely accurate.

Although Shubhajit admires numerous pro wrestlers, his current favorite is WWE superstar Drew McIntyre. He is fond of The Scottish Warrior’s character work and innovative quips.

If there is one storyline he can work on in WWE, Shubhajit would book Roman Reigns’ future with The Bloodline following WrestleMania XL, where he lost to Cody Rhodes. He would have Reigns’ stablemates excommunicate him, laying the foundation for a gimmick change for the former. After Reigns’ exit from the faction, Shubhajit would portray him as an anti-hero trying hard to claw his way back up to the top.

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