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#2 Renee Young
Renee Young has proven herself as one of the most recognizable non-in ring employees in the WWE over the last few years, and that is a testament to the hard work exhibited by Young to always go the extra mile when conducting interviews and having a small part on commentary when WWE gives her a chance. And Renee could be the perfect candidate to take over Raw as the new general manager, as her fresh take on the role could be the type of on-screen leadership Raw needs right now.
After years of authority figures overshadowing the performers on screen, a GM like Renee could be perfect for the landscape of Monday Night Raw, as her presence on the show could strike the perfect balance between giving the wrestlers their time in the spotlight and the GM's decision-making period which could be minimal.
The problem with Kurt Angle's GM run was WWE's need to create drama around Angle to keep his run interesting, which lead to Angle finding his long-lost son and being bullied by Stephanie McMahon. In the case of Young, she is new and what Raw need right now.
