This week's episode of WWE RAW seemed to breeze by
#2 Best: The WWE RAW Women's Champion gets pinned
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Naomi pinning Asuka hahaha they literally don’t have idea about what to do with the raw women’s title. I just hope then don’t make Asuka vs Charlotte again
Wait, shouldn't the WWE RAW Women's Champion getting pinned be in the 'worst' column and not the 'best' one? The only reason we've slotted it as such is that what's happening right now with Asuka is the best that she's been booked in months, where there seems to be a clear sense of direction about where we are headed next. Asuka believes that Charlotte Flair's head is not in the game because of her father and Lacey Evans.
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Also, we have a new team on WWE RAW in Naomi and Lana, and as odd and sudden as this pairing is, it's better than both of them sitting on the sidelines biding their time for a return.
Asuka is turning heel soon, and it's a shame that the company didn't do anything with the WWE RAW Women's Champion back when she was still a babyface. However, we'll make do with what we're getting and hope that we get a massive Asuka vs. Charlotte Flair showdown at WrestleMania.
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Riju Dasgupta is the most-read active writer in Sportskeeda at the moment, across all sports. Having come on board in 2016, Dasgupta is best known for the 'Best and Worst' column, something that has become a staple for the site!
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