5 Women who could give AEW a boost

#4 Rosemary

Rosemary at Homecoming 2019

Spoiler alert: I'm going to be targeting the Impact Women's Division in this article and for good reason. The Knockouts are absolutely stacked with talent. Let's start with 'The Demon Assassin.'

Rosemary cut her teeth in the independent scene for 8 years before signing with (then) TNA in 2016. She debuted alongside Crazzy Steve and Abyss, as part of the heel faction Decay. She went on to have a successful singles run that included a 9 month reign as Knockouts Champion. While Rosemary missed most of 2018 after tearing her ACL, she returned to the ring in January.

Rosemary's commitment to her character is unmatched by anyone else in the Knockouts Division. In fact she's comparable to Bray Wyatt, a dark character with destructive tendencies. As my Sportskeeda colleague Tom Colohue said to me recently, "She is Sister Abigail."

Rosemary could bring a spark to an AEW Women's Division that is lacking standout characters. She is the entire package with the look, energy, and in-ring skills.

In February, Rosemary signed a new two year contract with Impact, meaning she won't be eligible to make the jump to another promotion until early 2021.