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#4 Asuka To Turn Heel
Asuka has always been major over as a face in WWE, and when she first arrived, she was an incredible force in NXT. She had the "longest undefeated streak in WWE history" at 914 days, during which she was the NXT Women's Champion.
She hammered opponents, still looked strong in matches where it seemed like she was going to lose, maintained her undefeated streak when she joined the main roster and debuted on RAW and was the inaugural winner of the women's Royal Rumble match.
Asuka would go on to lose to Charlotte Flair at WrestleMania 34, which was a major momentum killer. She has since lost several matches on Smackdown, including her first match on the brand, and hasn't had very much to do in recent months. The best course of action to revive her aura is to have her turn heel, and possibly align herself with a manager mouthpiece.
If that were to happen, Asuka being managed by Paul Heyman is a dream team waiting to happen. As a heel, she could take on a mean streak to help back up another winning steak, and Heyman's promo skills would do wonders for her, as well as give him something to do while Brock Lesnar returns to UFC.
