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WWE RAW (07/14/25)

After Saturday's Saturday Night's Main Event and Sunday's Evolution, WWE broadcast another edition of Raw on Netflix this Monday, from the Legacy Arena in Birmingham, Alabama, leading up to SummerSlam on August 2nd and 3rd. RESULTS: Judgment Day (WWE Women's Tag Team Champions Raquel Rodriguez & Roxanne Perez) defeated Kabuki Warriors (Asuka & Kairi Sane) Lyra Valkyria defeated Bayley (WWE Women's Intercontinental Championship No. 1 Contender's 2 out of 3 Falls Match) Nikki Bella defeated Chelsea Green CM Punk defeated Bron Breakker, Jey Uso, LA Knight and Penta (World Heavyweight Championship No. 1 Contender's Gauntlet Match)

WOMEN'S DIVISION NEED MORE BELTS?

WWE has a solid and growing women's division, but the lack of exclusive titles for female wrestlers has been a concern for many fans.

 Currently, female wrestlers in WWE share the same titles that are used by their male counterparts, including the Universal Championship, Intercontinental Championship, and RAW Tag Team Championship. While this allows female fighters access to the same prestigious titles as men, it also creates a sense of inequality, as women do not have exclusive titles that they can call their own.

 Some argue that the lack of exclusive titles for women reflects the gender inequality that still exists in society, and suggests that WWE does not value its women's division. This could damage WWE's image and hinder the development of the women's division, as female wrestlers don't have access to exclusive titles that can help them stand out and build their own identity.

 The creation of exclusive titles for the women's division of WWE would be a way to recognize the talent and effort of the fighters, and give them the opportunity to shine and stand out. This would also help build a dedicated fan base and increase interest in the women's division, which could be beneficial to WWE financially.

 In summary, the lack of exclusive titles for the women's division of WWE is a troubling issue that needs to be addressed. Creating specific titles for female wrestlers would help recognize their talent and effort, increase interest in the women's division, and be a way to tackle gender inequality in WWE.

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