A new report provides an update on the WWE women's roster's knowledge of the new mid-card title introduced by GM Nick Aldis on "WWE SmackDown."

WWE officially introduced a midcard title for the women’s division on the November 8 episode of WWE SmackDown. In a taped message on Friday’s show, SmackDown General Manager Nick Aldis highlighted the accomplishments of the women’s division and said that SmackDown had a roster full of world-class athletes.

L ast week on WWE's "SmackDown," Nick Aldis introduced the WWE Women's United States Championship to the stars of the blue brand for a new title to aim for. While this championshi

Bayley shares her thoughts on the introduction of the WWE Women’s United States Championship. On the November 8 episode of WWE SmackDown, Nick Aldis unveiled the title and highlighted how it would be a new symbol of excellence for the women’s division.

The latest edition of WWE SmackDown featured the introduction of the new Women’s United States title. This announcement has been anticipated to be a major boost for WWE's women's roster. For years, fans have called for a mid-card title in WWE's women's division.

A new report provides more information about the WWE Women’s United States Championship. As seen on the November 8 episode of WWE SmackDown, Nick Aldis announced the creation of the Women’s United States Championship and unveiled the title.

Michin is ready to capture some WWE gold for the first time. The WWE Women’s division got a shot in the arm Friday night on SmackDown with the announcement of a Women’s United States Championship. Now several women from both RAW and SmackDown are throwing their names in the hat to become the first one

WWE fans are buzzing with the announcement of the Women's US title. Here's a look at a few women WWE should avoid booking as the first champion.