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Round 3: Talking Ability
No debate here. Becky Lynch wins this category easily. Her talking segments have been some of the most memorable of the year and really set the feud between her and Charlotte Flair on another level. Authenticity oozes from her with every word she speaks, further helping to forge the connection between her and the fanbase.
Charlotte Flair is clunky in comparison. Her recent promos, in particular, have gotten awkward because it feels like WWE doesn't know what her character should be. She's been trying to imitate Becky Lynch recently, but it just hasn't gotten over, because it doesn't feel real.
Asuka, to no surprise, lags behind the other two because of the language barrier, but there's been a noticeable improvement in her promos of late, and she carries more authenticity than Charlotte Flair does when she speaks.
Verdict:
1st: Becky Lynch (+3 points)
2nd: Charlotte Flair (+2 points)
3rd: Asuka (+1 point)
