Ranking EVERY Single-Named WWE Superstar From Worst To Best

18. Aliyah

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As a curious Breaking Ground prospect and current NXT women's division also-ran, Aliyah hasn't yet done enough on the developmental brand to establish fan loyalty anyway, but much of her performance echoes the inexperience of the Divas divisions of the past. She'll likely fare better on the main roster result, where Vince McMahon's decaying and archaic mind perhaps prefers having a few less names to think about anyway.

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