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#5. Liv Morgan
During the Clash in Italy post-show, Morgan acknowledged that she was in the Queen of the Ring Tournament. She claimed she wanted to win it all, seemingly implying that she wanted to unify the two world titles on RAW and SmackDown. While she has won the Women’s World Championship two times on RAW, Morgan has yet to win the WWE Women’s Championship on SmackDown.
She has plenty of history with Rhea Ripley, the reigning Women’s Champion on SmackDown. They even had a brief backstage confrontation after they became champions, but considering the immense depth of the women’s division across both brands, it doesn’t make sense to unify the titles. Moreover, it would probably be a wasted opportunity that someone else could have benefited from.
#4. Bayley
Despite being one of the most underrated veterans on the active roster, Bayley should not win the Queen of the Ring Tournament this year. She is set to compete in a first round Fatal Four-Way Match that also includes Kiana James, Jacy Jayne and Raquel Rodriguez.
Considering the massive reaction that Jayne and Fatal Influence have received on SmackDown, she should absolutely progress to the next round. If she does, she will be facing IYO SKY in the semi-finals, who won her first round match this past week on RAW.
Bayley is currently teaming up with Lyra Valkyria on RAW, and was quite frustrated when Valkyria talked herself into a Women’s Intercontinental Championship opportunity against Sol Ruca. WWE should focus on the tension between her and Valkyria instead of having her win the Queen of the Ring and move on to the world title without a clear feud in mind.
#3. Sol Ruca
Sol Ruca defeated Becky Lynch to win the Women’s Intercontinental Championship for the first time on the main roster. The NXT call-up has had a massive rise since her debut a few weeks ago, and is already a champion.
Ruca is also part of the Queen of the Ring Tournament and is set to compete against Lyra Valkyria, Jade Cargill and Charlotte Flair in a Fatal Four-Way Match. Since she received a massive boost by defeating Becky Lynch, she doesn’t another huge win. Instead, she should go out of the tournament in the first round and focus on building a story with Lyra Valkyria and Bayley as teased on RAW.
#2. Becky Lynch
Becky Lynch seemingly broke character after losing her Women’s Intercontinental Championship to Sol Ruca at Clash in Italy. The Man was visibly emotional instead of arguing with referee Jessika Carr or throwing a tantrum in the ring.
It could be a hint that she will be turning back into a babyface soon. However, all things considered, Becky Lynch should not be booked to win the Queen of the Ring Tournament for several reasons. Firstly, she has already achieved a ton in her WWE career and doesn’t need to go through the tournament to earn a world title shot. Instead, she should hit rock bottom by failing to make it to the semifinals as well, and should directly challenge Liv Morgan by turning babyface, leaving someone from SmackDown to go on and win instead.
#1. Jade Cargill
Jade Cargill has also been included in the Queen of the Ring Tournament, and is set to face Charlotte Flair, Lyra Valkyria and Sol Ruca in the first tournament. She is fresh off of a loss to Rhea Ripley at Clash in Italy for the WWE Women’s Championship, and fans have seemingly had enough of her in the world title picture for the time being.
Her first run with the Women’s Championship barely did anything for her in terms of her character. The only notable feud she had was against Ripley, who ultimately dethroned her at WrestleMania 42. Instead of putting her right back into the title picture by having her win the Queen of the Ring Tournament, the creative team should explore a personal feud so that she can build her character up better.
Otherwise, she will just be booked to lose to Ripley again, and there might be no real benefit to having her feud with The Eradicator again.
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