4. WWE Acknowledges Women’s History Making Moment From This Week, Tyson Kidd’s New Role In WWE Revealed

– WWE Acknowledges Women’s History Making Moment From This Week

This week in WWE, all three of its main shows – Raw, SmackDown Live and NXT – were main evented by women. Raw featured a Women’s #1 contender Gauntlet match in the main event. SmackDown Live featured the second-ever Women’s Money In The Bank Ladder match in the main event. NXT featured a Last Woman Standing match between NXT Women’s Champion Asuka & Nikki Cross in the main event.

Below is what WWE posted regarding this:

Question: When was the last time women main-evented nearly every show in WWE in a single week?

Answer: Never. It’s never been done … until this week. Excluding 205 Live, which features no female competitors as of yet, every major WWE show is main-evented by its Women’s division. Monday’s Raw ended with Sasha Banks’ victory in a historic Women’s Gauntlet Match to determine Alexa Bliss’ challenger for the Raw Women’s Title at the WWE Great Balls of Fire pay-per-view, while last night’s SmackDown LIVE was capped off with a rematch of the Women’s Money in the Bank Ladder Match, which was won by Carmella.

Finally, NXT was capped off with Asuka’s defense of her NXT Women’s Championship against Nikki Cross in a no-holds-barred Last Woman Standing Match, completing the trifecta.

Congratulations, ladies. Here’s to many more weeks like this one.

– Tyson Kidd’s New Role In WWE Revealed

Former WWE Superstar Tyson Kidd, who suffered a career ending injury during a dark match with Samoa Joe two year back before Raw, was backstage at this week’s SmackDown Live.

This was one of Kidd’s first WWE events since his major injury. According to the Wrestling Observer, Tyson Kidd will now work as a producer for SmackDown Live and will also be a part of the upcoming season of Total Divas.