4 WWE stars who could replace Baron Corbin as Raw General Manager

WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders, and Chairs may be the final pay per view of 2018, but it'll also be the most important night of the career of Baron Corbin.

At the show, the Constable will face Braun Strowman with a lot on the line. If Corbin wins, he will become the permanent General Manager of Monday Night Raw. However, if Corbin is to lose, not only will the Monster Among Men face Brock Lesnar at the Royal Rumble for the Universal Championship, but Corbin will be stripped of all his power.

The former US Champion is pretty confident though, calling himself the General Manager-Elect, with his victory practically guaranteed.

However, if the worse is to happen, Raw Commissioner Stephanie McMahon is going to need a replacement.

Here are four WWE stars that could replace 'Constable' Baron Corbin as the General Manager of Monday Night Raw.

#4 Alexa Bliss

Bliss shakes hands with the Constable.

Alexa Bliss is no stranger to the Constable, as mere weeks ago, Corbin gave her complete control over the women's division.

And whilst she may be new to the role, Bliss has certainly brought some excitement as an authority figure, even if she has been a tad biased against Sasha Banks and Bayley.

Perhaps if she continues to deliver (possibly by finally bringing in the Women's Tag Titles), McMahon would appoint the petite powerhouse domain over the entire RAW locker room.

The only negative to this is that whilst Bliss has been an excellent heel authority figure, she's also a fantastic wrestler and was given the Women's division booker role to keep her on TV whilst she recovered from a concussion.

Now cleared to wrestle, it'd be a difficult decision to keep her out of the ring.

#3 Kurt Angle

Angle became Raw General Manager on the RAW after WrestleMania 33

The man Baron Corbin replaced, Kurt Angle served as the General Manager of Monday Night Raw for over a year.

In that time, the former WWE Champion oversaw plenty of hostile situations, such as the demands of Universal Champion Brock Lesnar, and taking a hands-on approach to face SmackDown at the 2017 Survivor Series.

Perhaps Stephanie McMahon would realize her mistake of giving Corbin the role, and give the spot of GM rightly back to Angle, who was one of the fairer GMs in the show's 25-year history.

The Olympian has worked well with many of the top talents in the past, including Raw Women's Champion Ronda Rousey.

However, fans will recall that it was Rousey and Angle who defeated McMahon and Triple H at WrestleMania 34, a fact that Stephanie certainly will not have forgotten.

#2 Eric Bischoff

Eric Bischoff makes a one-off return to Monday Night Raw in 2006.

When Eric Bischoff debuted in the WWE in 2002, his appearance on the show as a true shock to the fans.

Just a year prior, Bischoff had been a part of WCW, and at one point even offered Vince McMahon money to fight him on pay per view.

Being fired from the GM role in 2005, Bischoff has kept his distance from the company, only occasionally making returns, such as at Raw 25 in January this year.

Having Bischoff return to the role he held over 13 years ago would certainly make must-see TV, as during his 3-year tenure, Bischoff gave the WWE plenty of historic moments.

Whether it be Raw Roulette, New Year's Revolution or the Elimination Chamber, Bischoff was full of ideas and could deliver plenty more in 2018 as Raw General Manager.

#1 Triple H

Could The Game be taking back his throne on RAW in the future?

There's the old saying: If you want something done right, do it yourself.

And in 2018, that may be the case for WWE COO Triple H, who may fill the spot as RAW GM himself, if Corbin fails to get the job done at TLC.

If the Game did take the role, he would be working alongside his wife, and other fans would no-doubt be reminded of the McMahon-Helmsley Regime that ran roughshod during the Attitude Era.

Having the two as the figurative King and Queen of Monday Nights could make for some excellent TV, as the duo could enlist the show's top heels to help maintain their control.

This, of course, would lead to a rebellion of babyfaces, and possibly an all-out war, as Superstars battle for the very fate of Monday Night Raw.