Former WWE Champion Calls Out the Company for Blatant Sexism

While speaking on the "Backlash" post-show, Big E went off on his employer for the blatant double standard around the men and women on the roster.

"And the way we talk about age with women and the way we talk about age with men is so different," Big E said. "For a lot of women who are in their late 30s, it's all, 'Are you winding down? When are you ready to get out'? But look, it feels like 75% of the male side is 38, 39, 40, or 45. We just celebrated Randy wanting to do another 10 years. So let's give women the same honor and the same grace as well."

Kai is 37, and a few reports were suggesting that there was nothing left she could do in her current run, which is simply a ridiculous claim. At worst, she could have helped prop up young talent before trying to evolve her character.

Big E deserves props for addressing the alleged disparity and saying the quiet part out loud. Hopefully, this public blast will change some narratives with the higher-ups, and some needed changes can be made.