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#4. WWE Women's Tag Team Champion Natalya
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Natalya has been in WWE for such a long time now that it's easy to forget how consistent, reliable and good she is as a professional wrestler. It's also just as easy to forget her two world title reigns in WWE, the first as Divas Champion in 2010 and the second as SmackDown Women's Champion in 2017.
She was recently inserted into the Women's Money in the Bank Ladder match by WWE authority figure Sonya Deville, who was quick to praise Natalya's consistency when making the announcement.
Natalya needs a solid, credible run as a major player in the women's division and arguably deserves one for all of her years of service and the Money in the Bank briefcase is the best way to achieve this.
Winning the Women's Money in the Bank Ladder Match and becoming Ms. Money in the Bank would also be a great way to add a notch to Natalya's storied legacy. We've certainly seen WWE reward other long-term employees with success like Kofi Kingston.
