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#3 Rhea Ripley
Rhea Ripley had an amazing week ahead of Survivor Series. She pinned Charlotte Flair and then went on to win the first-ever Women’s WarGames match against Shayna Baszler and the 4-on-2 disadvantage that was thrown in her way.
Ripley then capitalized on that momentum and led the NXT Women’s team to a much-deserved win in the battle for brand supremacy. She was at her brutal best at the PPV and squared off against Sasha Banks in the final moments of the match.
Although she received last-minute help from Candice LeRae and Io Shirai, one can’t deny the fact that Ripley won the first-ever Survivor Series elimination match for NXT. I would also like to credit Sasha Banks who was arguably the next best Superstar who featured in this match.
However, Ripley is the one who deserves a spot on this list because it was she who picked a monumental victory at the PPV for her brand.
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