10 Creative Ways To Utilize Paige's WWE Return

She just turned 24 years old and, she is already a former two-time WWE Divas Champion as well as the very first Women's Champion in NXT history. She's defeated numerous female superstars that were once considered the face of the company, and has appeared at multiple WrestleManias. It doesn't stop there: She's a second-generation wrestler that has been wrestling since she was 13 years old.

She is Paige, and she's coming back!

Recently, her name has been in the wrestling news for all the wrong reasons. Whether it's due to her relationship with former WWE superstar Alberto Del Rio or her recent violation of WWE's Wellness Policy (curiously announced at the same time that Del Rio's was), fans have been hearing mostly negative things about WWE superstar Paige. There were even rumors of an impending termination that was about to be handed down to Paige by WWE before a last-second change of heart.

With all that in her rear-view, Paige looks to make her return to WWE very soon. But what can WWE do with her that hasn't already been done and will still generate buzz?

Despite being only 24, she's already accomplished so much in the industry that it's easy to think there's little left she can do. On the contrary, given her experience and her love for the business, Paige can be utilized in many unique ways, all of which align perfectly with her natural abilities.

What are the top 10 most creative ways? Read on to find out...

We know that Paige was part of a stable previously and it didn't work out so well.

In fact, nearly every female performer on the main roster during the summer of 2015 was part of a faction after Stephanie McMahon suddenly called for a "Divas Revolution" and brought up multiple NXT upstarts.

There was "Team B.A.D.", which consisted of Tamina Snuka, Naomi, and Sasha Banks. Another group consisted of Nikki Bella, Brie Bella, and Alicia Fox cleverly called "Team Bella". And finally there was the trio of Charlotte, Becky Lynch, and Paige, collectively known as the Submission Sorority. Actually, their name was changed to "Team PCB" once WWE goofed and realized, reportedly thanks to Paige, that the first choice in name was shared by a pornographic website.

With Paige's upcoming return, a new stable would be one way to get fans talking about her again. Only this time, it shouldn't just include women.

Picture Paige as part of a group that could include any number of WWE superstars (top stars or fledgling performers) that would also benefit from joining forces. By crafting a new multi-gender faction of some considerable performers, WWE could push this new stable to the top of either show, RAW, or SmackDown.

Think of it as a modern D-Generation X or WWE's version of Decay.