Major Women’s Match Rumored for WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event
- WWE is reportedly considering a high-profile women's six-person tag team match for the upcoming Sunday Night’s Main Event card, according to reporting from Ringside News and Wrestling Attitude.
- According to a Q&A session hosted by WrestleVotes' JoeyVotes and cited by Ringside News, creative discussions have weighed adding a matchup featuring the group Fatal Influence against Charlotte...
- Ringside News noted that company leadership remains high on the Fatal Influence faction, planning to continue featuring the group prominently while they generate the competitive output and metrics...
WWE is reportedly considering a high-profile women’s six-person tag team match for the upcoming Sunday Night’s Main Event card, according to reporting from Ringside News and Wrestling Attitude. The September 6 show, scheduled to take place at State Farm Arena in Atlanta, Georgia, is being treated by company officials as a smaller-scale premium live event rather than a standard television broadcast.
Sunday Night’s Main Event Card Updates
According to a Q&A session hosted by WrestleVotes’ JoeyVotes and cited by Ringside News, creative discussions have weighed adding a matchup featuring the group Fatal Influence against Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss, and Tatum Paxley. While nothing has been officially finalized or announced by the promotion, the potential addition would further bolster a lineup that already features several notable fixtures. The current confirmed lineup for the September 6 event includes Cody Rhodes facing Randy Orton and Bron Breakker taking on Oba Femi. Additionally, Baron Corbin is booked to meet Lil Yachty in a non-title five-minute challenge, where a victory for Yachty would secure Trick Williams an immediate United States Championship opportunity.
Creative Standing of Fatal Influence
Ringside News noted that company leadership remains high on the Fatal Influence faction, planning to continue featuring the group prominently while they generate the competitive output and metrics management expects. Company officials have leaned into the group’s numerical advantage in storylines, intending to run with the angle until internal creative directions shift. Treating Sunday Night’s Main Event as a “PLE-lite” gives the roster flexibility for additional card changes, meaning the three officially announced bouts may expand before the event reaches Atlanta.
