10 Non-Title Matches That Could Happen At WWE WrestleMania 35

There has been a lot of talk about bringing back intergender wrestling on the back of Nia Jax’s appearance in this year's Men’s Royal Rumble match. ‘The Irresistible Force’ ambushed R-Truth to seize his number 30 spot, eliminated Mustafa Ali and took an RKO from Randy Orton in a surprising cameo that nobody realised they wanted to see, until they saw it.

Women’s wrestling has come so far over the last five years that it now boasts some of the most over characters in WWE, both heel and babyface. In an age when it is accepted that wrestling is simulated combat, there is no reason that these women should only wrestle other women, especially if WWE feels there is money to be made with intergender feuds.

Mega matches between Becky Lynch and The Rock, and ‘The Man’ and John Cena have been teased on WWE television or social media, but it is Nia who is best placed to break this glass ceiling. And if there is a glass ceiling to be broken, WWE will want to be the ones to do it.

The former RAW Women’s Champion not only possesses the strength and size to match male superstars, but has also openly invited the contest, allaying some of the fears of watching a man fight a woman - albeit in kayfabe.

Ambrose is the right man, at the right time, as far as WWE are concerned anyway. He has the star power to give this a big-match feel and yet, is leaving the company after 'Mania so having him lose won’t do any damage. His recent treatment on RAW proves as much with Monday’s annihilation at the hands of Drew McIntyre another nail in his coffin. WWE have already tested the water with a couple of Jax-Ambrose segments. It could happen.