10 WWE Superstars Badly In Need Of A Character Reboot

7. Alicia Fox

Alicia Fox received a new lease on her career when she teamed up with Nikki and Brie as part of Team Bella in mid-2015. Unfortunately, between Nikki's neck surgery and Brie's impending retirement, Fox will soon be the only active member of the group. It's almost a necessity that Alicia receives a freshened-up character if her career as a WWE diva is to continue. A former Divas Champion, Fox would be best suited to avoid the insulting and overused "crazy girl" character that she portrayed prior to joining Team Bella when she would throw temper tantrums and spray soda all over ringside. Surely, WWE creative shouldn't have to dig too deep to develop a character a little deeper and a little more suitable for compelling television in 2016. Fox has been under contract with WWE for 10 years now so it's obvious she's talented and well-respected by the company. Although her in-ring career isn't likely to last another 10 years, at 29 years old, she's in the prime of her career and WWE would be wise to capitalise on that by making her a freshened up, bigger part of the WWE Divas division.
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