Predicting WWE’s next brand from the least to most likely 

#4. A women’s show

Last year’s Evolution show was a critical and commercial success

After the success of the Mae Young Classic in 2017, the idea of an all-women’s weekly show was floated about.

Since then, we’ve seen the first Women’s Royal Rumble, Elimination Chamber and most recently, the return of the Women’s Tag Team Championships.

Those belts could serve as the focal point of a weekly 1-hour women’s show. The programme would be a middle-ground for the multi-brand titles.

However, as WWE wouldn’t want to overwork the top women such as Charlotte Flair and Becky Lynch, the show would end up becoming an all women's version of Main Event.

Plus, the number of women on the main roster is thin already, adding in another show would risk overexposing the women. Perhaps in a few years, when more females are added to both Raw and Smackdown, this idea would be feasible.