Triple H, the current Chief Content Officer of WWE, has brought significant changes to the main roster of the wrestling organization. Despite the positive transformations, criticisms have arisen regarding the lack of compelling storylines in the women’s division under his regime.

Several years ago, Triple H assumed the role of Chief Content Officer, reshaping the landscape of WWE’s main roster by emphasizing storylines as the core product and eliminating last-minute decision-making. However, challenges persist, particularly in crafting engaging narratives for the women’s division.

During an interview on Gorilla Position, WWE Women’s Champion Bayley acknowledged the ongoing issue. She expressed the difficulty of showcasing the talent of numerous women within limited show time. Bayley highlighted the potential for an entire show dedicated to the women’s division to captivate the audience.

One of the key challenges identified by Bayley was the reintroduction of several rehired stars under Triple H’s leadership. She emphasized the need to familiarize the audience with these characters, indicating a period of adjustment and growth for the division.

Looking ahead, the future of Bayley as The Role Model in WWE remains uncertain. Piper Niven has set her sights on dethroning Bayley at the upcoming Clash at the Castle 2024 event, presenting a formidable challenge for the reigning Women’s Champion.

Earlier this year, Bayley underwent a character shift, transitioning to a babyface persona after facing betrayal from Damage CTRL. Her victory at the 2024 Women’s Royal Rumble Match led to a title match against IYO SKY at WrestleMania XL, where she emerged victorious to claim the WWE Women’s Championship.

As Bayley prepares to defend her title at Clash at the Castle 2024 in Glasgow, Scotland, the wrestling world eagerly anticipates the outcome of her upcoming challenge.