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#4 WWE Superstar Asuka (187-3-5)
Asuka wasn't handled well after her move from NXT, and her loss to Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania 34 kicked off a bad patch that hurt her standing in WWE. Thankfully, WWE somehow managed to make Asuka relevant again, and she is currently holding the RAW Women's title on the Red brand. She has faced a string of top women Superstars on both RAW and SmackDown, and has scored impressive wins over most of them. If we talk about her NXT stint, things only get more impressive.
Back in NXT, Asuka kicked off her legendary winning streak, which eventually solidified her as one of the best Superstars in recent memory. Asuka kept running roughshod over a string of NXT female Superstars, and held on to her NXT Women's title belt for a long time. With a mind-blowing winning percentage of 95.9, Asuka lost only three matches back in NXT, and five were draws. She didn't manage to replicate the same success upon her NXT exit, but Asuka is still going quite well.
