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#7 Charlotte Flair
Flair won the SmackDown Women's Championship three times in 2019 and once each in both 2018 and 2017. That's not to say she'll win multiple titles in 2020 but only to say that she is winning a title at some point this year. The announcers always have to say "the 10-time Champion" whenever she's in the ring for a match or a segment. They don't do that with many other current Superstars.
For that reason alone, and the fact that they want her to break her father's record, she will be picking up another major Championship in 2020. She may not be challenging her usual foes like Bayley or Becky Lynch at WrestleMania 36, but once business is done in April, all bets are off. Money in the Bank happens shortly after 'Mania and she could easily win MITB just like the Rumble.
She's always hovering around the title picture regardless of the show she is on, so look for the Queen to grab some major gold after WrestleMania. If she somehow doesn't win either the RAW or SmackDown Women's titles, she could even be thrust into a program in order to net her a Women's Tag Team Championship run. It would seem a little beneath her status since she's always booked so strongly, but it might be something else creative will want to add to her resume to prove that she's one of the best of all time.
