10 Lessons WWE WrestleMania 36 Needs To Learn From WrestleMania 35

Speaking of a landmark year for NXT's women, as 2019 comes to a close it has become quite clear just how many women on the main roster - outside of Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair and Ronda Rousey - don't look like clear candidates for a marquee match at the Show of Shows.

Through no fault of their own, the talented stars have either been booked to look like absolute nonentities or had the rug pulled from under their feet on more occasions than bares thinking about in the last year.

However, if WrestleMania 35 taught us one thing, it was that these exceptionally gifted women can draw. So, instead of shoving all your eggs into a thoughtless women's Tag title match or filling either the SmackDown or Raw women's Championship picture with the majority of your stars, why not use this year to make up for the lack of direction in the division in 2019 and set up a few decent feuds outside of the belts on the Grandest Stage?

If Bayley were to lose her belt in the build-up to the event, herself and Sasha Banks have a ready-made show stealer right there for you. In giving them a big match without the need of a title to sell the bout it would mark yet another historic moment for the company.

Fans would get behind a few more angles of this calibre on the 'Mania 36 card and if this replaces a Triple H snooze-fest or meaningless multi-performer match then it's a little bit of a no-brainer, really.