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#5. Jade Cargill vs. Raquel Rodriguez
Both Jade Cargill and Raquel Rodriguez are competing in the Queen of the Ring Tournament. Big Mami Cool has already qualified for the semifinals after defeating Jacy Jayne, Kiana James, and Bayley in the first round.
Cargill is set to face Charlotte Flair, Lyra Valkyiria, and Sol Ruca to potentially advance in the tournament. Since they are in opposite brackets, Rodriguez and Cargill can only meet in the final if they both qualify.
However, WWE can still book a match between the powerhouses after the tournament. Rodriguez’s stablemate, Liv Morgan, is in the same bracket as Jade Cargill. They could potentially meet in the semifinals, where the creative team could plant the seeds for a future showdown between Rodriguez and Cargill.
#4. Liv Morgan vs. Jacy Jayne
Liv Morgan and Jacy Jayne may not cross paths in the Queen of the Ring Tournament, but WWE could still find a way to set up a singles match between them afterward.
Morgan’s Judgment Day teammate, Raquel Rodriguez, recently advanced in the tournament by defeating Jacy Jayne, Kiana James, and Bayley in a Fatal Four-Way Match. As a result, Jayne could decide to target Rodriguez once the tournament is over. That could eventually bring Morgan into the picture.
Morgan vs. Jayne would be a fresh matchup. With Morgan looking for new challengers and Jayne trying to climb the ladder, the timing could work out well for both stars.
#3. IYO SKY vs. Giulia
The Queen of the Ring Tournament may have already planted the seeds for a future match between IYO SKY and Giulia.
The two stars recently shared the ring in a first-round Fatal Four-Way Match, where SKY pinned Giulia to advance to the semifinals. While the loss was not decisive in a traditional one-on-one setting, it still gives Giulia a reason to challenge The Genius of the Sky again.
The timing could work in WWE’s favor as well. The Beautiful Madness has recently turned babyface following her split from Kiana James and may be headed in a new direction. A move to RAW would immediately open the door for a feud with SKY.
Moreover, the matchup is easy to sell. Both women are among the most accomplished wrestlers in the division and have already shown that they work well together in the ring. Despite crossing paths in multi-person matches, they have yet to meet in a singles bout on WWE television
#2. Sol Ruca vs. Charlotte Flair could happen after Queen of the Ring
Sol Ruca and Charlotte Flair could end up laying the groundwork for a future singles match during the Queen of the Ring Tournament.
The two stars are scheduled to compete in the same first-round Fatal Four-Way Match alongside Becky Lynch and Lyra Valkyria. While the focus will be on advancing in the tournament, WWE could easily use the match to create some tension between Ruca and Flair.
The matchup is interesting because of how different the two competitors are. Flair is one of the most accomplished women in WWE history, while Ruca is still establishing herself on the main roster. A strong showing against a veteran like Charlotte would be a major step forward for the former NXT star.
Moreover, WWE has already shown a willingness to push Ruca in high-profile matches. If she and Flair have an extended sequence during the tournament, it could naturally lead to a singles bout afterward. The veteran-versus-rookie dynamic would make for a fresh matchup, especially since the two women have never faced each other in a singles contest before.
#1. Giulia vs. Kiana James
The Queen of the Ring Tournament has marked the end of the partnership between Giulia and Kiana James. Both stars have been eliminated in their respective first-round matches. James blamed the Japanese star for failing to advance in the tournament, leading to a confrontation between the two former allies.
Giulia did not take the criticism lightly. The Beautiful Madness attacked James, making it clear that their partnership was over. As a result, they could collide in a singles match in the near future. If it happens, it would mark their first singles match against each other in the global juggernaut.
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