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Returning to a women's division that would clearly benefit from an influx of reliable and already adored new faces, the fact Candice LeRae never officially made her way to the main roster, outside of the odd Royal Rumble and WrestleMania battle royal appearance, during her captivating five-year stint in the company is a baffling one to the say the least.

And it's one that arguably The Poison Pixie's biggest supporter behind the scenes will likely want to put right in the not too distant future, with LeRae still not making her presence known in another company in the wake of choosing to part ways with WWE in May.

Excelling as both a plucky underdog and nefarious, chickensh*t heel whilst spearheading The Way alongside her hubby, LeRae's recent comments of being "too old" to rock back up on the current brand of NXT 2.0 also hint at the new mom wanting a shot at the big time should she be offered a chance to return to WWE TV.

At just 36 years-old, though, the same age as Charlotte Flair, LeRae clearly still has a ton more to give should The Game come calling for one of his tried and tested NXT stalwarts.