Putting this match on at WrestleMania will be difficult; there are already a lot of matches on the card, and so this match would have to be relatively short, i.e. no more than 10 minutes of in-ring action. In terms of card placement, this match would have to be placed higher on the card, preferably between the last mid-card match and the first main event match. That way, fans in attendance and viewers watching at home wont be completely drained from the excitement of more heavily-hyped matches and therefore wont use this match time to go to the bathroom or disregard this match. After all, the point is for this match to be built to be as important as possible. The psychology of this match would be based on Stephanie being in great shape and overpowering AJ whenever possible. However, AJ would show her own inner fire, refusing to be beaten by Stephanie and constantly getting up from Stephanies overbearing offense. The closing minutes of the match would see AJ Lee and Stephanie both hitting their signature and finishing moves, with AJ reversing a Pedigree and Stephanie escaping the Black Widow via reaching the ring ropes. As a final insult to Stephanie, AJ would perform a surprise move, hoisting Stephanie onto her shoulders and connecting with the Go 2 Sleep, as a tribute to her husband, and pin Stephanie in the center of the ring. With this, AJ would officially have defeated virtually every prominent Diva on the roster, and thus establish herself as the real top woman in WWE.
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