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Loser #2: Bayley
What a fall it's been.
Early this year, Bayley defeated Charlotte and ended her PPV streak, then retained her women's championship at WrestleMania. Now she's routinely eating the pin in multi-woman matches and losing to Alicia Fox who hasn't even been on TV for most of the year.
Therefore, her loss to Nia Jax last night was no surprise.
Not that anyone would win against Jax after her big return anyway, but it's just the continuation of a long-running trend.
I'm starting to come to the conclusion that part of the reason Emma was released is that WWE has settled on Bayley being the highest-profile women's jobber on Raw. What do you think?
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