What If WWE WrestleMania Was Always 2 Nights?

Finally, after a whopping 31 years, do we come back around to an event where the women's division gets to main event again.

WrestleMania 32 was messy with injuries happening too close to the show to give us the card WWE truly wanted to do, and it shows in some scenarios. Otherwise, why would we have wasted an Undertaker match against Shane McMahon with Hell in a Cell thrown onto it to try to save it, and a storyline about Vince's secret lockbox that went absolutely nowhere?

Brock Lesnar's street fight with Dean Ambrose and Chris Jericho's match against AJ Styles were ultimately for nothing, so they lose some points for being worthy of a main event.

The Triple Threat match between Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, and Sasha Banks, though? That was not only for the top prize in the women's division—which, in theory, should be equal to the men's world title—but it was also the crowning of a reformatting for the WWE Women's Championship, ditching the Divas Championship.

Having that as the first night's main event would have made it even more special to usher in a new era.