According to a report by Billi Bhatti of DirtySheets.net, WWE is planning on pushing their current “Women’s Revolution” regardless of fan response as a part of a plan to target a new demographic. While WWE maintains that they don’t have a clear demographic, the company has been known to focus on certain demographics throughout their history.
“The WWE have never targeted girls aged 5-14. That is the goal here.”
You may have heard about a recent groundbreaking match in Abu Dhabi where Sasha Banks wrestled WWE Raw Women’s Champion Alexa Bliss. In the match, both women couldn’t wear their usual in-ring attire due to the restrictions on women’s clothing in Abu Dhabi.
Highlighted in WWE video packages on the match were faint chants of “This Is Hope!” coming from the audience. Bhatti’s source claims that this was the work of WWE production staff; while WWE told the media & portrayed on TV that it was organic by the audience.
The ideas behind this report are plausible & also state that WWE is scheduling a Women’s WrestleMania Main Event for WrestleMania 35 in New Jersey next year.
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