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6. Allysin Kay

Allysin Kay
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When the National Wrestling Alliance launched its weekly Powerrr programming in late 2019, Allysin Kay was the company's World Women's Champion.

In the past three years alone, Kay has competed for the NWA - dropping the World Women's Title to Thunder Rosa at the Hard Times PPV - and has performed under the WWE, AEW and ROH banners. Surprisingly though, she's currently not contracted to any one promotion.

Throw in spells in Shine and IMPACT Wrestling, and the AK-47 has the sort of experience that should have her firmly in the crosshairs of any company looking to add to its female ranks - particularly with her having wrestled a who's who of names since making her in-ring bow back in 2008.

Once revenue streams start to pick up further for the big promotions as and when a full touring schedule can commence again - complete with the money that ticket sales and at-event merch numbers bring in - it could well be that Allysin Kay finds herself becoming a pivotal part of the women's division for an AEW, a WWE, an NXT or wherever.

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