Bayley can be the biggest babyface WWE Women's Division has ever seen

The Doctor of Huganomics' extended stay in NXT proved to be beneficial for her as well as Charlotte. Her road to redemption in facing off against Asuka again in Brooklyn was fun to watch unfold, while Charlotte solidified her spot atop Raw's women's division with wins over Natalya, Paige, and Banks.

One night removed from Charlotte's shocking title triumph at SummerSlam, she declared herself the “queen bee” of WWE, only to be interrupted by general manager Mick Foley. He declared that she would have to prove her worth against Raw's newest acquisition, Bayley. As soon as she entered the arena, the Barclays Center roared, welcoming her to the main roster at long last with open arms.

It wasn't a one-time reaction from a “smarky” city, either, as she received a raucous reaction from Houston the next week on Raw. She appears primed to challenge Charlotte for the WWE Women's Championship at Clash of Champions, but if WWE were wise, they would hold off on her grand title win until WrestleMania 32 at the earliest, where she can conquer either Charlotte or Banks (or perhaps both).

Bayley's character arc in NXT was truly executed to perfection, and one can only hope WWE will attempt to recreate that same magic on the main roster. She appeals to all audiences, whether it be kids, teenagers, and even adults. Additionally, she serves as a role model to young girls across the world, and the money they can make off her merchandise alone (the head and wristbands, lunch boxes, t-shirts, etc) could be astronomical.

Up to this point, the WWE Universe hasn't seen anyone quite like Bayley, and there is little doubt she can in time become the perennial babyface the women's division has desperately needed.