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#1 WWE RAW Superstar Charlotte Flair
Charlotte Flair has been off WWE TV since the June 17th episode of RAW, where she suffered a kayfabe injury. In reality, The Queen underwent a successful elective surgery a few months ago.
Since then, Charlotte has been training for an in-ring return and The Queen's WWE comeback could occur sooner rather than later.
RAW needs a strong leader on the women's side of things at Survivor Series. Apart from Nia Jax and Shayna Baszler's co-dominant presence, there isn't really an active RAW female star who could singlehandedly lead her teammates, other than Charlotte Flair and Asuka.
Sure, things didn't go down too well last year when Charlotte Flair was a part of Team RAW. However, as mentioned above, most Superstars can't fill her shoes at the moment.
If Charlotte returns on the road to this year's WWE Survivor Series event, she will most probably end up being a part of Team RAW.
Also, Nia Jax was the one to send Charlotte home in the kayfabe world of WWE. So, a power struggle between the two could certainly occur if the latter star comes back in time for next month's pay-per-view.
