10 WWE Wrestlers Who Need To Be Taught A Lesson (And Who By)

Lesson: How to exude presence.

Bianca Blair falls very much into the student element of this article as she is still so early into her WWE career that it would be unfair to call her out for making a few mistakes or not attaining a few of the vital elements needed to push her up a notch.

With that being said, Blair is ridiculously talented for someone of her experience (she's only been doing this for three years!) debuting at an NXT live event just two months after signing her developmental contract.

Her CrossFit background means that physically she looks the part (her timing and selling will advance as she gains more ring time), so the one key ingredient she could use some educating on is something many argue you can't teach. Presence.

Charlotte Flair would dispute that claim as she, an athlete herself before her WWE tenure - excelling in volleyball and also being a certified personal trainer - had debuted as something of a vanilla talent. She grew into herself with matches against her fellow horsewomen and developed a better understanding of what she brought to the table. This eventually enabled her to flourish her flickering Flair-isms into the force we know today as The Queen.

It definitely helped that Flair had a father who knew a thing or two about grabbing people's attention. Nevertheless, if Blair can take advantage of her distinctive weaponized hair and imposing physique, this lesson could help her graduate at the top of her class.