According to Fightful Select, the introduction of secondary women’s championships has not fully addressed underlying issues within the division. The report released today follows previous mentions of discontent among female performers regarding their position on weekly programming.
Several performers have expressed their desire for more comprehensive contender development beyond the current championship scenes. The report highlights a specific point of comparison, with talent noting the contrast between main roster and NXT presentation, where the developmental brand has allocated more substantial television time to women’s storylines.
Fightful Select’s report clarifies that the issue centers on narrative distribution rather than top-tier talent prominence. Performers reportedly acknowledge the need for established stars to maintain visibility but advocate for broader opportunity distribution across the division.
This feedback emerges despite WWE’s recent expansion of women’s championship opportunities with the introduction of mid-card titles. Chelsea Green currently holds the Women’s United States Championship, while Lyra Valkyria is scheduled to defend the Women’s Intercontinental Championship against Dakota Kai during next Monday’s Raw broadcast.
The timing of these concerns gains significance as WWE enters the crucial Road to WrestleMania period, traditionally featuring the company’s most prominent creative directions and character spotlights leading to their premier annual event.