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WWE Evolution 2: Fantasy Booking A Second All-Women’s Pay Per View

By Joe Anthony Myrick

Trish Stratus seems to have control over both Melina and Mickey James during the WWE RAW Superslam event at Acer Arena , Homebush Stadium on August 4, 2006. (Photo by Don Arnold/WireImage)
Trish Stratus seems to have control over both Melina and Mickey James during the WWE RAW Superslam event at Acer Arena , Homebush Stadium on August 4, 2006. (Photo by Don Arnold/WireImage) /
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Team Besties vs. Laycool vs. Boss ‘N’ Hug vs IIconics – WWE Women’s Tag Team Titles

Last year, Evolution was all about not only showcasing the best that women’s wrestling has to offer, but also how much the division has evolved over the years. What better way to open the PPV’s sequel than with a Fatal Four Way Tag Team Championship match where each team represents a different era of women’s wrestling in WWE.

Of course, Lita and Trish Stratus (aka Team Besties) represent the Attitude Era. Meanwhile, Laycool could return to represent both the Ruthless Aggression Era and especially the Universe Era; better known as the PG Era. Sasha Banks and Bayley of the Boss ‘N’ Hug Connection, as modern day veterans in their own right, would represent the current era of women’s wrestling; the New Era. Lastly, Peyton Royce and Billie Kay of The IIconics would represent the new blood in the water. The next generation of women’s wrestling, if you will.

It does not even matter who walks in as the champion or who walks out of the match with the titles. It would just be a perfectly fitting way to kickoff a celebration of women’s wrestling by giving us something of a time machine view of the division’s past, present and future of the women’s EVOLUTION. See what I did there? WWE should totally do that.

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