10 Most Dominant WWE Women's Champions
7. Kay Lee Ray - 322 Days (And Counting...)
If a tree falls in a forest, etc etc. NXT UK is the forgotten corner of the WWE Universe, a world where things happen but nobody seems to be particularly bothered about them, where a generation of British stars take it in turns to feud with each other much to the mild interest of fans here and there. The roster is full of tremendous talent, world-class performers who are stuck in corporate purgatory. The global pandemic hasn't helped, but NXT UK was struggling before the onset of COVID-19.
In amongst it all, Kay Lee Ray was carving herself a niche as a captivating heel champion. She defeated Toni Storm for the belt and retained against the same opponent in an I Quit match, ridding herself of that albatross and setting out into pastures new. Still only 27, the Scottish Hardcore Daredevil could be a vital part of WWE's female roster moving forward.
Despite all those positives, Kay Lee Ray's reign is dominant in numbers only. The pandemic has ensured that. She has been champion for almost a whole year, yet she has only defended the title twice. The NXT UK Women's Championship has long suffered from this problem. It has been active for nearly two years, yet has only been competed for on 11 televised occasions.
Still, numbers are numbers.