


We heard the rumblings and report last week that some of the women on the main roster chose to air some grievances about how the division is being booked outside of the main event scene.
There is concern, according to Fightful, about talent knowing if they are babyfaces or heels, a lack of television time and stories that just aren’t at the same depth as what the men have right now — which has become like a Marvel Cinematic Universe around Roman Reigns.
So it got me thinking about the Women’s Elimination Chamber field, which shows why any of the women who did choose to speak up have a gripe along with some of the good WWE is doing in the division.
There is no question the storytelling on the men’s side is more layered and developed. Every member of the Elimination Chamber field has interacted with Undisputed WWE champion Cody Rhodes to set up a potential WrestleMania story.