It's no secret that title shots don't always present themselves in WWE and one has to earn every single spot they are given. Furthermore, to even be considered for the top of the card, a Superstar must posses a level of backstage backing, charisma, in-ring ability and a connection with the fans.
While not everyone that has become world champion possesses those qualities, it is usually what WWE seems to look for when it comes to their next champion. Of course some could say it's more about being liked backstage, but a Superstar must also have the approval of fans and ability as well.
With WWE passing up on making a number of Superstars champion over the past couple of months, here are five Superstars that deserve a second shot in the title picture. As always, let us know your thoughts in the comments below and tell us who you think deserves another title shot.
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#5 Baron Corbin: Universal Title

While King Corbin is starting to lose some of his momentum due to a constant string of losses, he is still one of the most despised heels in WWE. Again, a lot of time this results in him being the butt of the joke, but he would also be a great personality for Braun Strowman to work off of as champion.
Roman Reigns needed Corbin in order to shift the fans towards him, before his title reign and Strowman might just be in need of the same thing. If nothing else, fans would absolutely reject Corbin as a potential champion over on SmackDown and get behind Strowman in bigger numbers than ever before.
In the end, Corbin might never make it as a long term champion or even a top guy, but he is one of the best heels in the company. Furthermore, he is capable of getting fans angry at a moments notice and has made several top babyfaces with his talents.
#4 Nia Jax: Raw Women's title

Whether the WWE Universe wants to admit it to themselves or not, Nia Jax deserves another shot at the Raw women's title. In fact, between her and Asuka getting counted out in their last contest and Jax being one of WWE's most protected females right now, these two need to clash again.
Maybe it doesn't happen right away, and The Empress of Tomorrow is able to cycle through a few opponents, but it would be awesome to see WWE go back to this. It also might serve as a measuring stick as to where both Superstars stand with the company backstage and what they plan to do moving forward.
In the end, Jax is an absolute power house and deserves to be featured much more than she usually is. She also deserves to finish her Raw Women's Title program and get another crack at Asuka's gold. Either that, or some kind of role in the midcard that showcases the talents that she brings to the table.
#3 Bobby Lashley: WWE Championship

Bobby Lashley continues to look like an absolute beast in WWE and while he is currently embroiled in a feud with Cedric Alexander and Ricochet, he can do so much more. In fact, Lashley is starting to gather momentum so much that it only makes sense to put him back into the title picture at some point.
While the company decided against putting the WWE title on Lashley the first time around, and for good reason, the company might not be able to do it again without hurting the character's momentum. If nothing else, Lashley brings the legitimacy that WWE needs right, which they should be capitalizing on.
In all honesty, Lashley deserves to be back in the title picture and he needs to win it this time. Not only is that evident by how it would really help build a new Superstar in the company, but also by how it could possibly lead to Lashley versus Brock Lesnar somewhere down the line.
#2 Lacey Evans: SmackDown Women's title

There's just something about Lacey Evans as a character that screams "champion" in WWE. Maybe that has to do with her army background, her motivational words on social media, or her passionate promos, but she is someone that the company can rely on to give the Women's division some depth.
Now, that isn't a knock on the rest of the SmackDown Women's division, it's just proof of how good Evans is. She is also very fun to watch in the ring and her Women's right finisher is absolute gold. Unfortunately for Evans, however, none of this has resulted in a title run yet and she lost to Bayley earlier this year.
Of course WWE has run her through the title picture multiple times and even protected her in defeat on more than one occasion, but they never pulled the trigger on a title run. Hopefully that changes sometime soon, or one of WWE's top Superstar's might be in danger of losing her white hot momentum.
#1 Shayna Baszler: Raw Women's title

There is no one in WWE right now that deserves a second chance more than Shayna Baszler and one can only hope that the company honors that at some point. In fact, between the way she feuded with Becky Lynch leading up to WrestleMania 36 and how she was built up by WWE leading into Money in The Bank, it's obvious she deserves to be champion.
With that being said and Vince McMahon supposedly not believing that Baszler has the look to be champion, it's unlikely that she will get another opportunity right away. It's also unlikely that she will be back on television anytime soon due to the packed Raw roster at the moment.
Hopefully that eventually changes and McMahon realizes the legitimacy that she brings to the squared circle, but who knows if that will happen. If Baszler does somehow get a well deserved second crack at the title, maybe WWE will put the title on The Queen of Spades this time around.