8 WWE Superstars who will win gold in 2020

#2 Shayna Baszler

Shayna Baszler has done it all in NXT. She's won the NXT Women's Championship on two occasions and she's ruled over the entire female roster with an iron fist. The Queen of Spades also defeated both Becky Lynch and Bayley at Survivor Series. Despite losing the Royal Rumble, Baszler notched eight eliminations before being tossed by eventual winner, Charlotte Flair.

The fact is that unless she challenges Adam Cole for the NXT Championship a la Tessa Blanchard, Baszler needs to move on from the Black and Gold brand. That means a move to the main roster. Lynch appears to be facing Asuka for the title one more time before she moves on to a different challengers. While it won't be Baszler, the two-time NXT Champ will be opposing The Man very soon.

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Baszler was rumored to win her Rumble match before plans were changed and Flair won. The plan was for Lynch to defend her title - one that she's held for almost a full year - against the Queen of Spades at WrestleMania 36. It's time for someone else to run with the RAW Women's title and it might be Baszler who gets the honor. She's a ruthless Superstar who would pose an immense challenge to The Man. Lynch needs to do some other things and let someone else rule Monday nights. The Queen of Spades won't be without gold for much longer.

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Matt Serocki is a sports journalist from outside of Boston, Massachusetts who has written about sports for a local newspaper, the MetroWest Daily News.

Matt has written about professional wrestling for the past year but has been writing lyrics, short stories and novels in his spare time. He writes around 30-50 articles per month.

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Studied Communications with a focus on writing at Framingham State University from 2000-2004.

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