5 WWE Superstars Who Are Future Women's Champions

The WWE currently have their biggest and possibly most talented roster ever. Even the women's division is prospering after the success of the women's revolution that started in 2016. The company relies on some of the revolution's pioneers including Charlotte Flair, Becky Lynch, Sasha Banks, and Bayley. The WWE also holds Ronda Rousey to a high regard because of what she did for the women's division in mixed martial arts, as well as what she can do for the WWE.

Rousey is currently the Raw Women's Champion and she is improving week after week. On the other hand, Lynch has grabbed the brass ring and she was rewarded with a second run as the SmackDown Women's Champion. With a deep main roster, the WWE has a lot of options and it will result in many new Women's Champions on Raw and SmackDown.

Here are the five superstars who will likely become women's champion in the future.

#5 Ruby Riott

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There is a reason why The Riott Squad is named after Ruby Riott. She has the most potential among the other two members, Sarah Logan and Liv Morgan. Riott is more polished in the ring and she has a unique look that makes her stand out in the crowd. Years as Heidi Lovelace in the independent circuit definitely helped her improve in the ring and on the microphone.

During her short tenure on the WWE main roster, Riott already has wins over former Women's Champions like Naomi, Sasha Banks, Bayley, and Mickie James. She also had a match against current Raw Women's Champion Ronda Rousey recently but she failed to get the victory. However, Riott looked good against Rousey and it's only a matter of time before she becomes a Women's Champion. At the age of just 27 years old, she will have multiple reigns as champion in the future.

#4 Peyton Royce

Peyton Royce

Peyton Royce and Billie Kay, the duo called The IIconics, have had an up and down stay at the main roster. They have lost a lot of matches since being called up but they also got big victories over Superstars such as Asuka, Naomi and Becky Lynch. The IIconics have a goal in mind, which is to pioneer the Women's Tag Team division in the WWE.

It has been rumored for quite some time now that the WWE is planning to introduce a tag team division. Royce and Kay are the perfect team to be crowned as the inaugural champions but it will basically lead to their breakup in the future. Between the two, Royce has more potential to be the "Shawn Michaels" of the team while Kay is more looked at as the "Marty Jannetty."

Nevertheless, Royce needs to improve in the ring but she has already got the mic skills to be a top heel. She and Kay are getting more heat every week because their voices are just annoying. If Royce can get more reactions, it will surely lead to a push and a reign as a Women's Champion.

#3 Mandy Rose

Mandy Rose

A product of Tough Enough and NXT, Mandy Rose surprised a lot of people when she was called up to the main roster along with Sonya Deville after just a year at developmental. Rose is still green in the ring but she has the potential. She also has the looks that the WWE loves and many wrestling analysts believe that she is a future Women's Champion.

The 27-year-old blonde bombshell has been compared to Trish Stratus, a WWE Hall of Famer and arguably the greatest women's wrestler in WWE history. Stratus started as a model and just a pretty face but through hard work, she became a great wrestler and won the Women's Championship a record of seven times.

Rose still needs a lot of work before she reaches the level of Stratus. The WWE also needs to book her well so that the fans will care about her. She, as well as Deville, is barely seen on television but she has wins over superstars such as Becky Lynch, Sasha Banks, Bayley, and Mickie James.

#2 Ember Moon

Ember Moon

Ember Moon is a former NXT Women's Champion and she currently performs on Monday Night Raw. She made her debut a day after WrestleMania 34 but she barely made any progress on the main roster. Possessing the athletic ability to wow the audience, Moon is a future Women's Champion though she needs improvement on her mic skills. She also boasts one of the most devastating finishers in the women's division, The Eclipse, which is basically a stunner from the top rope.

In her short tenure on the main roster, Moon already owns victories against Alexa Bliss, Mickie James, Sasha Banks, Ruby Riott, Liv Morgan, and Sarah Logan. She also has teamed up with former Raw Women's Champions, Ronda Rousey and Nia Jax. Moon will likely end up as part of the rumored Women's Tag Team Division before transitioning into a bigger singles WWE Superstar and a future Women's Champion on either brand.

#1 Asuka

The Empress of Tomorrow

In two and a half years since making her debut in the WWE, no one was ready for Asuka. She was unstoppable for a total of 914 days before losing her first ever WWE match to Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania 34. Asuka failed to win the SmackDown Women's Championship but she will eventually get her hands on that title.

The Empress of Tomorrow has been booked terribly since her winning streak ended with a string of losses to Carmella. The WWE also seems like they don't know how to use her all of a sudden. However, they have started to repair her image and she is still one of the best wrestlers in the world, men or women. A feud with Becky Lynch would be amazing and the matches are surely going to be incredible. Don't be surprised if Asuka becomes the SmackDown Women's Champion next year. She deserves it.