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#2 Asuka - WWE's Empress
Who would have thought that Asuka would become a WWE Grand Slam Champion in such a short period in WWE? She has only been on the main roster for close to three years and in that time, she's become the SmackDown Women's Champion, RAW Women's Champion, WWE Women's Tag Team Champion, the first-ever Women's Royal Rumble winner, Ms. Money in the Bank 2020 - and that isn't even counting her record-breaking NXT Women's Championship reign.
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She was a heel for a while with Kairi Sane as a part of The Kabuki Warriors, but following her Money in the Bank 2020 victory and Becky Lynch's departure, WWE had no choice but to turn Asuka babyface and have her become the leading woman on Monday Night RAW.
Kairi Sane has now left WWE and Asuka is once again a lone wolf of sorts. Given that Sasha Banks and Bayley have been the most dominant women in 2020 and that they're both heels, it makes no sense for Asuka to turn heel again at any point this year. Once the roster is re-established and the crowds are back, perhaps things might be a bit different.
