A major overhaul is said to be coming to the female division in the WWE, with the term 'Divas' allegedly scheduled to be scrapped on the Monday Night Raw following WrestleMania 32.
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PWInsider.com was one of the first news outlets to talk about the reports, which says WWE have already created a brand new WWE Women's Title belt, scrapping the butterfly design to go for something more similar to the WWE World Heavyweight Championship.
This Sunday, WWE Divas Champion Charlotte defends her title at WrestleMania in a Triple Threat, with both Becky Lynch and Sasha Banks gunning for the gold.
Charlotte herself had recently spoke out about hoping for a rebrand, telling Forbes: "I think changing it to Women's Championship would be great. It's 2016 now. We've had the Divas Championship for how long now? And I just think NXT is the Women's Championship, I find no reason why the main roster couldn't change it."
Despite many of the fans backing the change, Forbes reports that the top-selling title belt on WWEShop continues to be the toy version of the Divas Championship, with the replica NXT Women's Championship the 54th best-selling.
With the change looking likely to go ahead, Shane McMahon is scheduled to fight The Undertaker and, if he wins, he will gain control of Monday Night Raw. Could his win be the catalyst to see the Divas division rebranded from Monday? Could there also be the possibility of two belts, with Divas moving to SmackDown alongside the Authority if Shane DOES pull out a win?
WrestleMania Week is now well underway, with WWE already showing two exciting specials on the WWE Network in the form of WWE 24: 'Thank You Daniel' and Legends with JBL: Michael Hayes.
Tonight, NXT continues at 1am BST ahead of WWE Ride Along featuring Dean Ambrose, Roman Reigns, Paige and Alicia Fox at 2am, whilst Stone Cold Podcast Live! featuring Mick Foley will broadcast on Friday, April 1 at 3am BST.
The major events kick off on Saturday, April 2 at 3am BST, with NXT TakeOver: Dallas playing host to some exciting match-ups. NXT Champion Finn Balor will defend his title against Samoa Joe, with NXT Women's Champion Bayley also scheduled to defend against Asuka.
Then we have the WWE Hall of Fame 2016 Red Carpet from 12am on Sunday April 3, followed by the ceremony at 1am.
WrestleMania Kickoff starts 10pm on the Sunday, going into Monday April 4 for the main show from 12am.
New subscribers to the WWE Network are able to get all of the programming for free as part of a month-long trial, with sign-ups available at WWENetwork.com.
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