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#3 Is Lacey Evans even ready for the challenge?
With a roster filled with women like Naomi, Ember Moon, Asuka, Kairi Sane, and more, WWE seems to still be fixated on Lacey Evans.
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Evans hasn’t wrestled even half the number of times she’s walked down the entrance ramp since moving to the main roster, and her matches have been largely forgettable. She’s required women like Charlotte Flair to help her carry matches and make them interesting, and one now wonders whether she is ready for the challenge.
After several failed Raw Women’s Championship shots against Becky Lynch, Evans was given a non-title match against Bayley this week. It ended up being a long and sluggish match with Bayley making it more interesting than it was and ultimately handing another loss to Evans.
WWE really needs to go back to the drawing boards and work Evans in the mid-cards to make her better and more popular before bringing her to the top while giving chances to the already established women of WWE.
