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#2 Bea Priestley
AEW is yet to land a massive name in their women's division, but they're building quite an impressive one, and with Stardom's top gaijin in Bea Priestley on board, they've got plenty of talent.
Priestley is known for her work in the UK and Japan, but she's actually from New Zealand, and while she isn't as well known as Aussies like Toni Storm or Rhea Ripley, she's every bit as talented.
With her Mortal Kombat inspired gear and persona, Priestley uses a plethora of kicks and strikes to gain the upper hand on her opponents, and if AEW can help her work on her character, they've found themselves an ace.
A lot of hardcore fans will recognize Bea from her work in WCPW/Defiant and Progress in the UK as well as Stardom and Shimmer, but she's not known by the wider wrestling fan base, but after she arrives in AEW, you won't be able to forget the name.
