One of the most notable moments in the Women’s Royal Rumble was Brie Bella making her return at the 29th spot, marking her first WWE appearance since 2022. During the match, Brie reunited with her sister Nikki Bella, and shortly afterward on Raw, the duo announced their intention to chase the WWE Women’s Tag Team Championship. Despite their focus on competition, the Bellas continue to share their candid views on WWE’s landscape.
In a recent episode of “Impaulsive,” WWE star Logan Paul asked the sisters for their thoughts on WWE’s current condition. Nikki Bella praised the women’s division, calling it exceptional and better than the men’s division. She applauded the opportunities given to female talent and their athleticism but expressed concern about the men’s division, highlighting a need for fresh stars after the retirements of legends like AJ Styles and John Cena.
“The women’s division is incredible,” Nikki remarked. “Honestly, no offense, but I feel the women’s division is currently stronger than the men’s. It’s the best it’s ever been for the women because of the chances they’ve been given and the level of athleticism. It’s great for the women overall.” She added, “We need more stars across WWE, particularly among the men, considering how many top guys are retiring soon. Losing AJ Styles so early was heartbreaking, and with John gone too, you look at the ages of others and realize change is coming.”
If you use any quotes from this article, please credit “Impaulsive” and acknowledge Wrestling Inc. for the transcription.
Fan Take: Nikki Bella’s candid assessment highlights a key shift in WWE’s dynamics, emphasizing the rising prominence of the women’s division and the urgent need to nurture new male stars. For WWE fans, this could signal a fresh era where female talent leads the charge, while the men’s division undergoes a critical rebuilding phase to maintain overall balance and excitement in the sport.
