10 TNA Stars Perfect For WWE NXT Talent Exchange
8. KiLynn King
NXT's women's division could always use more names coming in to freshen it up, and while it's nice to see new recruits join the Performance Center, that means most of the talent are all learning together. KiLynn King would not only be a brand new face, she'd also bring with her several years of experience that many other women on the roster don't have.
After her time in AEW, NWA, a cup of coffee in New Japan Pro-Wrestling, and nowadays in TNA, King's skills have developed that "indie wrestling shine" that is missing from some of the in-house homegrown WWE stars who are taught at the Performance Center.
King is in the perfect position where she's no slouch but is also not a main event-level top star who cannot lose. She could feasibly be beaten by or defeat anyone on the NXT roster, allowing flexibility to her appearances.
KiLynn's height also helps her stand out. At 6'1", she's in rare company, with only Lash Legend able to measure up. Standing opposite smaller women like Thea Hail or as a challenger to Roxanne Perez, King would make for an imposing threat.