I probably shouldn’t complain, since the women’s division was actually featured in three matches tonight, in comparison with in no way on “WWE Raw” on Monday, but there are only quite a couple of things that do not sit right with me concerning the SummerSlam ladder match for the interim WWE Women’s Championship. Outside of not loving the very fact an interim champion is being crowned in the primary place, I also really don’t love a number of the various competitors booked into the bout.
The undeniable fact that Jade Cargill and Charlotte Flair are taking on two spots within the match, moderately than having their very own match at “The Biggest Party of the Summer” is baffling to me. I’m assuming that WWE wants their first one-on-one match to be for a title, and I suppose that will likely be for the interim title, as I could see Flair winning this to establish one other match against Ripley, but I just don’t think that is vital. I don’t desire to see Flair as interim champion when there might be so many other women who might be inserted into this ladder match to get the chance.
Flair and Cargill’s first bout doesn’t must be for a title. I feel perhaps we should always see how they really work together in a match before it’s for any gold. Truly, it’s a fairly large match because it is already, as many fans need to see them go head-to-head. Flair’s name alone can sell a match at a giant premium live event, and with two nights of SummerSlam, it will just make sense. God forbid we add one other women’s match to the cardboard only for the sake of a superb story, nevertheless.
I also didn’t love that each women qualified over Nia Jax in a DQ finish, as a consequence of interference by the opposite. I suppose you’ll be able to’t exactly have one woman qualify clean while the opposite gets into the match by another means, but poor Jax. She has every right to be indignant, and I’m assuming she qualifies for the last spot next week after being screwed over not once, but twice.
If Flair and Cargill were already set for their very own one-on-one match, there can be two spots open for the title bout, one in the event you include Jax, and other spots open for the tv qualifiers. There are such a lot of women on “SmackDown,” like Jordynne Grace, Giulia, and Blake Monroe, to call a couple of, who would have benefited from even just the qualifying matches. Cargill and Flair have a large enough feud to be its own thing on the SummerSlam card, and it just takes something away from what this ladder match might be.
Written by Daisy Ruth