WWE star Drew McIntyre says if company introduces mid-card women's title, it's 'absolutely justified'

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The WWE women’s division is as loaded as it has ever been, with Liv Morgan and Nia Jax holding singles titles and Jade Cargill and Bianca Belair holding tag-team gold.

With the number of talents on the roster, there has been an argument for more than a year about adding another championship to the mix for the mid-card competitors. The belt would be akin to what the men’s roster has in the Intercontinental and United States Championships.

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In fact, NXT introduced a similar belt in June with its North American Championship. Kelani Jordan won the title in a six-woman ladder match at Battleground.

Jade Cargill, left, and Nia Jax face off during the Women’s Royal Rumble match at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida, on Jan. 27, 2024. (Joe Camporeale-USA TODAY Sports)

Rumors have swirled for months about a mid-card belt coming to the main women’s roster.

WWE star Drew McIntyre, who is getting ready for his own war with CM Punk inside a Hell in a Cell at Bad Blood this weekend, agreed that the circumstance is "absolutely justified."

"That’s certainly something that’s going to come around in the near future," McIntyre told Fox News Digital in a recent interview. "And you don’t just bring titles in for the sake of bringing titles (especially) if you don’t have the adequate depth on the roster. But now, to watch just how far the women’s revolution has come – the revolution is such a distant memory now. The women have been killing it for years now."

McIntyre remembered when he first got onto the main WWE roster how the women’s division was far from the way it is being treated now. Since