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WWE: Naomi really needs to be womens champion by the end of the year

By Candice Tinnon

Wrestler Jimmy Uso and his wife wrestler Naomi arrive at the first-ever WWE Emmy For Your Consideration event at the TV Academy Saban Media Center, in North Hollywood (near Los Angeles), on June 6, 2018 (Photo by VALERIE MACON / AFP) (Photo credit should read VALERIE MACON/AFP/Getty Images)
Wrestler Jimmy Uso and his wife wrestler Naomi arrive at the first-ever WWE Emmy For Your Consideration event at the TV Academy Saban Media Center, in North Hollywood (near Los Angeles), on June 6, 2018 (Photo by VALERIE MACON / AFP) (Photo credit should read VALERIE MACON/AFP/Getty Images) /
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What definitely needs to happen: Naomi becoming the Women’s Champion at SummerSlam

No matter how she gets to this PPV, Naomi needs to be the a women’s champion by the end of SummerSlam. That would make things come in full circle for her since that’s where she lost the title to Natalya nearly two years ago.

That was an ill-timed move on WWE’s part for the simple fact that it was too soon to take the title off Naomi in the first place.

Everyone wanted Natalya to be champion again at some point, but that was the completely wrong time to do it. And then, when Natalya got the belt, they didn’t really book her properly either.

So, what was the point? So basically, they took the title off Naomi and put it on Natalya at SummerSlam and it wasn’t even worth it for anyone involved.

That’s another reason why I think SummerSlam would be appropriate. It’ll be the best redemption for Naomi and it could start quite possibly the best championship reign Naomi’s had to date.

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It’s definitely Naomi’s time.

She needs another championship reign by the end of the year. In doing so, she’ll be continuing to grow her legacy in the company and she will further establish herself as one of the most important women in WWE history — no matter how much a majority of the wrestling world tries to downplay her, her talent, and her accomplishments.

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