Stephanie McMahon briefly spoke with Newsweek on the success of WWE Evolution, and stated that the historic all-women’s pay-per-view event could “absolutely become an annual event,” in reference to potentially running more events of the same kind.
When asked about the future of the women’s revolution in WWE, McMahon was adamant that her and the women’s division “can do anything [they]want to do”, personally hoping for a sequel to WWE Evolution, as well as a third Mae Young Classic tournament.
Here’s the highlight from the interview, which you can read in full at the link below:
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“There’s so much we can do with the women in the WWE. We need to continue to grow our roster, continue to reach out to all these women who are unsung heroes all over the world. Many were able to perform in the Mae Young Classic and to show all of us what they got and they absolutely steal the show every time,. We can do anything we want to do. I hope for Evolution 2, Mae Young Classic 3, women’s programming on the network, main eventing Wrestlemania, and true gender parity and equality in our roster.”
Newsweek