Predicting All 15 WWE Champions One Year From Now
3. Raw Women's Champion: Charlotte Flair
Regardless of whether or not you buy into the argument that Charlotte Flair has become a female Roman Reigns, she is the Women's Revolution's franchise player. Whether they're earned or otherwise, headlining opportunities will continue to come her way, and any sojourns out of the spotlight will be brief.
Current speculation has her facing Ronda Rousey at WrestleMania 35. If it happens, she's almost certainly going to beat 'The Baddest Woman On The Planet.'
Whether or not this is the right decision depends on how it's booked, but after ending Asuka's undefeated streak earlier this year, it makes sense that Flair would be the first to take Ronda's scalp in WWE. She's 'The Queen,' after all. WWE and Vince McMahon think the world of her, and she'll never stop scoring landmark victories.
Holding the Raw Women's Championship through summer will be tough. Charlotte could conceivably win the belt at 'The Show Of Shows,' lose it a few months later, then pick it up at SummerSlam, though WWE's general booking patterns and her lofty status in the division make her the logical choice here.