The whole #GiveDivasAChance craze has gained a lot of steam in recent months. We have seen divas matches receiving over 10 minutes of in-ring times a few different times recently. Prior to that, we only saw divas in three minute matches. It was frustrating. Want to give divas a chance? Give them more than one prize to go after. Add tag team titles for the divas. There are certainly enough women on the roster to do it and if they bring up some of the talented ladies from NXT that would really help too. While it may be difficult to find time to put diva tag matches on the air all the time, that's where they can utilize their secondary shows a bit. It doesn't always have to be on Raw or PPVs. Maybe they can appear on Main Event more often if that show gets bigger. Put them on Smackdown. Use NXT to put the diva tag champs on more regularly too. If WWE really wants to show fans that they care about their female performers, they need to do more than just a ten minute match on television. Give them tag titles to go after. It would be the kind of boost that the WWE divas need.
18. Use Numbers To Represent WrestleMania Again
This year's WrestleMania is not referred to as WrestleMania 31 by WWE because Vince McMahon thinks that makes it sound old. Never mind the fact that it's a common thing done all the time. Vince believes that it makes it sound bad. It's ridiculous. That's why people are referring to this year's show as WrestleMania Play Button because that's the logo. Next year's WrestleMania in Dallas isn't being called WrestleMania 32. They're using a star under the WrestleMania logo, so it's apparently going to be nicknamed WrestleMania Star by those of us that write about it. Stop the insanity, Vince. Be proud of your legacy where you have produced 31 of these shows and counting. It's an impressive number. In 9 years when it hits 40 that will be huge. In 19 years when it hits 50 that's even better. It is not something to shy away from or be ashamed of. Stand tall and proud, Vince McMahon. Put the damn numbers in the WrestleMania logo.
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