5 teams most likely to become the inaugural WWE Women's Tag Team Champions

#3. Ronda Rousey and Natalya

Ronda Rousey and Natalya Neidhart

Since making her WWE debut shortly after the inaugural Women's Royal Rumble, Rousey has been linked to Natalya Neidhart. Natalya, after all, was instrumental in Rousey's training. She readied her for the world of professional wrestling and helped ease her transition from UFC to the squared circle.

Natalya did an amazing job preparing her friend and Rousey has since gone on to make history as an impeccable in-ring performer and RAW Women's Champion.

Natalya is known as being one of the best technical wrestlers in the WWE. She's also seen as the matriarch of the women's division. She is the Superstar to go to when one needs advice or support.

When someone is struggling, WWE's front office will usually pair that wrestler with Natalya, who will not only help the struggling performer in the ring, but outside of it as well. Natalya's wrestling acumen is extensive and while she has had her title reigns, those were less than memorable. Natalya is ready for something bigger, for history.

Natalya deserves to occupy the same territory as the Ronda Rousey's of the world and she can do that by becoming one half of the first ever WWE Women's Tag Team Champions. Yes, Rousey already holds the RAW Women's Championship and doesn't need another title, but that won't stop her.

She is an apex predator and just the thought of dominating yet another WWE division will give her incentive to set her sights on championship glory. The two women are talented enough to win the championships and dominate the division for years to come.