WrestleMania 37: 5 things WWE could be planning for the two-night event

#3 A running two-night Championship story at WrestleMania 37

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With more stories being told across the board for WrestleMania, there could be an increased focus on one area in WWE. The two-night format allows longer form stories to be told. Night One could feature a number one contender's match, with the winner getting a title shot on Night Two.

This would be perfect for the RAW Women's Championship. Charlotte Flair could defeat Asuka for the belt in the next month or so, after betraying her current tag team partner. Meanwhile, Rhea Ripley could debut on the WWE main roster and challenge Charlotte to a title match at WrestleMania after what happened last year.

With both Asuka and Ripley wanting revenge over The Queen at 'Mania, they could face each other on Night One, and the winner would challenge for the RAW Women's Title the following night. A story thread like this would instantly raise the stakes of both shows in a creative way, linking the two of them together.

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An alternative idea would be the unification of the RAW and SmackDown Tag Team Championships. Both tag titles could be up for grabs matches on Saturday, with the winners facing off on Sunday to crown the undisputed WWE Tag Team Champions. This would make the two-night format memorable and worthwhile.