10 Candidates For WWE's Bizarre Post-WrestleMania 36 Push

6. Peyton Royce

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The IIconics have a cult following.

The act is over, to an extent, and they worked hard to reach that status by lurking near any and all cameras backstage to capitalise on the opportunity. They shrieked and meme'd their way into the hearts of the Wrestling Twitterati, and were vanished off television soon after Billie Kay's tantrums were gaining traction. They haven't been seen since. Neither woman is injured. Creative has nothing for them, and they have therefore been incinerated on the barbie that is Vince McMahon's prefrontal cortex.

All of which means that they will be split up imminently. They're better together, so let's keep 'em apart, in what is one of the odder WWE practises. Remember Rusev Day? Remember t-shirt money?

Weird.

Royce will likely get the push in this event. She is the better worker and has more of a WWE look. Maybe they'll redo the Emmalina deal. They can call her Royabella, or something. Who else is there to topple Becky Lynch?

She's slapped everybody's head off, a catchphrase that hasn't grown profoundly irritating at all, and maybe the shrieking heel with the deliberately awful sense of humour is less annoying now in comparison.

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