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That said, in this article, we look at five superstars who could significantly improve the WWE Women’s Championship picture.
#5. Charlotte Flair
Charlotte Flair remains one of the easiest choices when discussing WWE’s Women’s Championship. The Queen brings instant credibility to any title program. Also, her history with the championship makes another run feel meaningful rather than forced.
More importantly, Flair is currently involved in a storyline with Alexa Bliss and Tatum Paxley. Meanwhile, Jade Cargill has emerged as a major opposing force. At Sunday Night’s Main Event, Cargill pinned Flair after a miscue involving Paxley. Hence, giving WWE an obvious reason to revisit the rivalry.
A singles feud between Flair and Cargill could eventually feed directly into the title picture. The Queen does not necessarily need to win the championship immediately. Her presence alone can make the title feel like the centerpiece of SmackDown.
#4. Tatum Paxley
Tatum Paxley could be the wild card WWE needs. She is not yet positioned as one of the division’s biggest stars, which is precisely why putting her around the championship could create something fresh.
Paxley’s recent main-roster arrival has already placed her alongside Charlotte Flair and Alexa Bliss. However, the tension within that group could eventually become an important part of her character. If the company allows Tatum to move beyond simply being the newest member of a trio, she could develop into a serious singles challenger.
Tatum Paxley’s unique personality and unpredictable wrestling style also give her a different feel from the division’s established names. Thus, a competitive title feud against Chelsea Green, Flair, or another champion could help Paxley establish herself while adding unpredictability to the championship scene.
#3. Alexa Bliss
Alexa Bliss has already proven that she belongs in major championship stories. Her return immediately placed her alongside Charlotte Flair and Tatum Paxley. Also, WWE has already shown interest in putting the trio into meaningful programs.
Bliss brings something few others can: an established connection with the audience combined with a character that can shift between vulnerable, mischievous, and dangerous. That versatility makes her particularly valuable in a championship picture that needs more than straightforward challenger vs. champion matches.
Also, there is unfinished business involving The Goddess and Charlotte Flair. Their alliance could eventually crack, creating a personal feud that naturally leads toward the Women’s Championship. Alexa Bliss challenging for the title would therefore give the company both star power and a strong emotional hook.
#2. Former WWE Women’s Champion Jade Cargill
Jade Cargill arguably has the clearest case of anyone on this list. She has already held the WWE Women’s Championship and is one of the division’s most physically imposing stars.
Cargill’s victory over Charlotte Flair at Sunday Night’s Main Event only strengthened her position. The win came after a miscommunication involving Flair and Paxley. However, The Storm still capitalized decisively. That kind of opportunism is exactly what WWE can use to build a dominant challenger.
Jade Cargill also has unfinished business with the championship. Thus, another reign would allow the company to show how much she has evolved since her first title run. Meanwhile, a feud with Chelsea Green could create an entertaining contrast between Green’s character work and Cargill’s physical dominance.
#1. Tiffany Stratton
Tiffany Stratton should be at the top of the list because she has almost everything WWE needs in a future Women’s Championship centerpiece.
Stratton has already proven she can carry a major storyline. Also, her championship history gives her credibility. She has the athletic ability, confidence, and personality to make almost any title feud feel important.
The key is that The Buff Barbie does not need to be protected by established stars anymore. She can stand across the ring from Chelsea Green, Jade Cargill, Charlotte Flair, or Alexa Bliss and feel like a legitimate main-event-level challenger.
Also, a renewed push toward the Women’s Championship could create multiple fresh matchups. Stratton vs. Cargill offers a clash of power and athleticism. Meanwhile, Stratton vs. Flair gives the company a battle between generations. Against Bliss, the company gets a completely different character dynamic.
With the right booking, Tiffany Stratton could therefore become the anchor of WWE’s women’s division for years. Arguably, she is the superstar most capable of improving the championship picture while also helping to define its future.
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