WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship Rumored After U.S. Title Debut

Following WWE’s recent introduction of the Women’s United States Championship on SmackDown, fans are speculating about the possibility of a Women’s Intercontinental Championship to further expand WWE’s women’s division. The U.S. title, announced by SmackDown GM Nick Aldis, is intended to give more opportunities to female Superstars from both Raw and SmackDown. However, recent backstage reports indicate that WWE has not yet confirmed plans for an additional women’s mid-card title on Raw.

WWE’s New Women’s U.S. Title: A Step Forward for Representation

The introduction of the Women’s United States Championship provides a much-needed spotlight for WWE’s expanding roster of female athletes. The U.S. title allows talent from both brands to compete, creating fresh matchups and giving rising stars a chance to establish themselves. As WWE’s women’s roster grows, additional mid-card titles may become more viable, supporting the company’s push for equal representation.

The announcement comes amid WWE’s increased emphasis on high-caliber women’s matches and new championships, echoing fan demand for more structured opportunities in the division. With the U.S. title now available, WWE has addressed a significant gap, though some fans continue to call for a Women’s Intercontinental Championship to mirror the men’s lineup.

Backstage Update: No Immediate Plans for Women’s Intercontinental Title

According to Fightful Select, there has been no backstage discussion or immediate plans for a Women’s Intercontinental Championship on Raw. While Raw talent is eligible to compete for the newly unveiled Women’s U.S. Title, WWE has not announced any additional women’s mid-card titles. Despite this, WWE’s recent pattern of introducing new championships may leave room for future expansions.

Future Prospects for WWE’s Women’s Division

As WWE continues to evolve its women’s division, the addition of a Women’s Intercontinental Championship could become a reality if demand and talent depth continue to grow. For now, the Women’s U.S. Championship provides a new platform, and WWE fans are eager to see who will emerge as its inaugural champion.

While speculation continues, WWE remains focused on building out existing storylines and titles in the women’s division, ensuring that the upcoming U.S. title matches make an impact on Raw and SmackDown.