Why Bianca Belair Wants WWE To Bring In New Title
Bianca Belair has heard rumblings of a new WWE Championship.
At NXT Stand & Deliver it was announced that WWE would be introducing a second women’s singles championship for the first time. The Women’s NXT North American Title was subsequently won by Kelani Jordan at Battleground.
The introduction of the new championship reignited calls for another women’s title to be introduced on the main roster. On an episode of his podcast, The Undertaker said he would like to see new versions of the Intercontinental and United States Titles created.
During a new interview with the Battleground podcast, Bianca Belair admitted it would be cool to have more championship gold available.
“I’ve been hearing rumblings, just online and stuff. It would be great. We’re at a point in time where our roster is so stacked. Before, you had a few that were at the very top and out there every single show and having all the matches.
You looked at WrestleMania a couple of months before, and you know, ‘This person is going to be at Mania, this person is going to be at Mania, this person is going to be at Mania.’ I feel our roster is at a time now where you don’t know who is going to be at Mania and everybody is trying to fight for a spot on the card. Somebody you might expect to be on Mania might be left off this year.
Our roster is just so stacked. I feel another title would highlight the true talent of our division. There are so many women that could get that opportunity and really highlight their talent. There are so many women in NXT that are eventually going to get called up. It would be cool to have another title and it gives more opportunities for more women on the card,”
Bianca Belair Enjoying Tag Team Run
At Bash In Berlin, Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill defeated the Unholy Union to regain the Women’s Tag Team Titles. Isla Dawn and Alba Fyre won the gold from Belair and Cargill back at Cash at the Castle in Glasgow.
Belair and Cargill have been teaming together since April.
H/t to Fightful