5 ways WWE could book the Women's Division ahead of The Royal Rumble

#4 Becky Lynch needs to be pushed above Charlotte

Becky could become the face of the SmackDown Women's Division once again

Even though Charlotte is the SmackDown Women's Champion, she can't actually enter the Royal Rumble match, which means that building her up over the next few weeks would be pointless especially if she won't be defending her title at the event.

Becky Lynch made her return to SmackDown Live this week and proved that she still has what it takes to step up to The Riott Squad, even though she has had a rough year on the SmackDown brand. Becky was once seen as the future of the division and it seems that everyone has forgotten this since Charlotte made her way over to the Tuesday night show last year, but this could be Becky's chance to regain her lost momentum.

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Becky could be one of the women that many people are looking at from the SmackDown brand to go on to win The Rumble and a good push ahead of the event will do her no harm.

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