10 Things That Should Definitely Not Happen After WrestleMania 32

7. Introducing More Divas Into The Title Race

WWE's booking of the Divas division in 2015 was like watching one of those comedic clips where a dozen clowns nestle into a Volkswagen Beetle. It wasn't until very late in the year that the company realised you don't need to cram a 10-minute six-woman tag team match into a three-hour TV show. Divas were finally singled out to take on the champion, the simplest and most effective formula in pro wrestling history, and wouldn't you know it, Becky Lynch and Sasha Banks are both main roster stars because of it. Two Divas matches or promos have been routinely booked on Raw for the past three months, and although one of those segments is often a shameless promotion for Total Divas, it means that two or three performers are given the spotlight rather than nine, which was the case during the Divas Revolution. The WWE writing staff has finally implemented a winning formula into the Divas division and are likely tempted to screw it up by turning Divas segments into a parade, as is the norm. The current Charlotte-Becky-Sasha program is a hit and has enough legs to last two more months after WrestleMania, so let's just keep things simple before Bayley debuts, shall we?