Former WWE SmackDown Women’s champion, Bayley, has sent a message to Raw Superstar, Peyton Royce. The Australian Superstar was a last-minute addition to Team Raw for Survivor Series after injuries to Dana Brooke and Mandy Rose.
At Survivor Series, Bayley and Royce represented their respective brands. That night proved to be the night of her life as she pinned the former SmackDown Women’s Champion.
Recently, she appeared on WWE Network show The Bump. She spoke about how she still could not believe she pinned the longest reigning Women’s Champion. The former Women’s Champion responded in vintage Bayley style.
.@PeytonRoyceWWE you’re a star on the rise…a hidden gem…But you ain’t making a name off me, sister! I want more. And I hate @BodieIsRyan https://t.co/tRRXF9E6Eu
— Bayley (@itsBayleyWWE) November 25, 2020
We can understand Peyton Royce’s happiness, as Bayley has been one of the top champions of WWE for a year now. However, this is the start for a bright young Superstar.
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Peyton Royce has the backing of the boss
Many reports have claimed over the months that Vince McMahon sees huge single potential in Bianca Belair and Peyton Royce.
While Belair hasn’t yet seen any significant character build, WWE has already started planning things for Royce. It all started a couple of months back, when the IIconics lost a tag team match to the Riott squad with a stipulation of the losing team disbanding.
The following week, she defeated her best friend Billie Kay in a singles match. This victory made a statement, showing that Royce can walk and survive alone with the big women in the company.
A rivalry with Bayley is a perfect opportunity for Royce to establish herself in the singles category. Unfortunately, they both perform on separate brands and a feud is not possible.
However, currently Raw women’s champion Asuka doesn’t have any challenger for her championship. While many might debate it is too early for her, his early reign can give her a female Randy Orton or Brock Lesnar type career.
