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#3 Asuka wins the title
Everybody loves Charlotte Flair due to her family legacy, her excellent in-ring ability and her impeccable mic skills. Everybody loves Asuka too, as the Japanese kicking machine has ingratiated herself well into the WWE roster and continued to have great matches. Putting them both together was absolutely the right match for WrestleMania 34.
The result, however, is what may stick in WWE fan's minds for future years, as Asuka lost her undefeated streak in WWE. Asuka has been built up since her first joining NXT, with nobody ready for her kicks and submissions. It, therefore, made no sense to give her a loss here, especially to Charlotte who will always be able to bounce back from any loss she takes.
Charlotte lost and won the Raw Women's championship with Sasha Banks multiple times, so losing to Asuka would not have harmed her. Asuka should have the ability to bounce back immediately, but the aura of her being undefeated is now lost.
