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#5. Blake Monroe
Blake is currently part of the NXT brand, but the former AEW star is seeing major success on the black & silver brand. A few weeks ago, rumors surfaced that Monroe could be on her way to the main roster soon.
However, many believe she might end up on the RAW roster. Following the real-life injury to Chelsea Green, WWE may change its plans and instead bring her to the SmackDown women’s division.
Soon after her debut on the blue brand, Blake could engage in a feud with Giulia for the Women’s US Title.
#4. Former WWE star Paige
It’s been a long time since the WWE Universe has been rooting for Paige’s comeback in World Wrestling Entertainment. Fans were left disappointed by the Women’s Rumble match, but it seems the former Divas Champion should now return as part of the SmackDown roster.
Following Chelsea Green’s injury, the company could bring in Paige as her potential replacement. Even the veteran star’s return will be an upgrade rather than a mere replacement for Green.
#3. Zoey Stark
Zoey Stark is currently on hiatus from the TKO-led promotion. The star suffered a real-life injury last year, but she recently provided an update, hinting that she is almost ready to make a comeback.
Amid Chelsea’s devastating news, WWE can bring back Zoey Stark as a replacement if she’s fully recovered. Zoey can be a perfect fit for the mid-card women’s division amid Green’s absence.
#2. Trish Stratus
Trish Stratus recently teased her in-ring return. Triple H announced Clash in Italy for Sunday, May 31. The UK Instagram page posted the announcement, and in response, Trish made some interesting comments.
The veteran star teased an in-ring comeback, saying she suddenly feels like dusting off the ring rust. Following this tease, it seems Trish is planning another WWE comeback, and she could be Green’s replacement on SmackDown.
#1. Bianca Belair
The final name on this list is Bianca Belair. Ahead of WrestleMania 42, fans are waiting for The EST’s comeback in the sports entertainment juggernaut. If Belair is clear to make her in-ring return, she can be a great replacement for Green on SmackDown.
Further, The EST’s return can set the stage for Belair vs. Jade Cargill at this year’s Showcase of the Immortals.
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