3 mistakes WWE should avoid in Women’s WarGames Match

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Now, let’s explore three mistakes that WWE must avoid in the Women’s WarGames Match.

#3. Becky Lynch pinning AJ Lee to secure the victory for her team

Becky Lynch and AJ Lee have finalized their respective teams for WarGames, and they will likely be the highlights of the match. Since Rhea Ripley’s team stood tall over Asuka’s squad on the final episode of WWE RAW ahead of Survivor Series, there is a great possibility that heels might come out on top in WarGames.

If this is confirmed, the creative team should avoid having The Man pin AJ Lee to secure the victory for her team. Many expect the company to prolong the existing bad blood between the veterans all the way to WrestleMania 42. Having Becky Lynch pin Lee this Saturday could effectively end their rivalry prematurely, especially since AJ already has a victory over Lynch in the past.

Furthermore, it could diminish the former Divas Champion’s momentum, possibly undermining her status and making her second run risk falling short of fans’ expectations.

#2. Charlotte Flair betraying Rhea Ripley in WarGames

Charlotte Flair initially withdrew from Rhea Ripley’s team for WarGames, revealing that she didn’t trust Ripley and believed that Mami felt the same way about her. However, the bitter rivals were able to sweep their differences under the carpet and team up for the upcoming premium live event.

Given that fans seem excited to see The Eradicator and The Queen work together in San Diego, having Flair betray Rhea Ripley during the match might disappoint the audience. Even if Charlotte has to turn heel, it shouldn’t happen during the match itself.

#1. Asuka using her blue mist gimmick to pick up the win for her team

Asuka has a reputation for using her blue mist gimmick to secure the victory in most of her matches. Hence, it’s likely that she will use the same tactic during the Women’s WarGames Match.

However, many suggest that the company should explore other creative ways for The Empress to secure the victory for her team, as fans might be tired of the overused blue mist gimmick. Even if she has to use it, it should not be incorporated into her finishing move to make it feel more impactful.