Stephanie McMahon is in Abu Dhabi for the start of the Special Olympics World Games currently. She spoke to local media about the ongoing women’s evolution in WWE and the potential for an all-female WrestleMania main event this year.
McMahon was careful not to conclusively state the women will be in the main event this year, however.
“It would mean more to me then I could describe for our women to be the main event at WrestleMania,” McMahon said. “Charlotte, Ronda and Becky could do it this year. There is so much momentum behind the story. They are so incredibly talented. I know they would deliver. But what I will say is that I hope it is the first of many.”
Stephanie would continue to say, however, she feels Rousey has taken things too far recently.
“I have loved watching Ronda Rousey’s evolution. As a character and as a performer,” McMahon continued. “She seems to have taken it a bit far lately and I just have to say I feel a bit bad for Becky and Charlotte.”
McMahon would also weigh-in on how Roman Reigns’ recovery from Leukaemia has impacted the company.
“Roman talked about all the support that he got from the WWE Universe and how much it meant to him and now what he wants to do is use the WWE’s platform and use his celebrity to give back to others who are also fighting. It is an amazing story. It is a true story. And I think Roman is going to be able to do amazing things.”
The full interview can be read here.