Every SmackDown Women's Champion: Where are they now?

#6 Carmella

Carmella

The first-ever Women's Money in the Bank winner, Carmella became the SmackDown Women's Champion when she cashed-in her contract on Charlotte Flair on the SmackDown after WrestleMania 34. That was the first instance in WWE history of a women's title changing hands via a Money in the Bank cash-in. Carmella had a decent run with the title, holding it for 130 days.

Still get goosebumps watching this cash-in back, remembering how nervous I was when Chioda was slow to start the match 😅One of my favorite moments of 2017 in WWE!pic.twitter.com/ISQiSqEdY7

— Daily DDT (@FanSidedDDT) May 10, 2020

After spending most of her last year in the 24/7 Championship picture with R-Truth, Carmella recently returned after a hiatus with a new gimmick. Turning heel, she is now calling herself 'Untouchable' and has immediately jumped into the title picture on the Blue brand.

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#7 Asuka - Oldest SmackDown Women's Champion

Asuka won 3 ladder stipulation matches in a row, TLC 2018 to win SD women title, TLC 2019 to retain women tag title, then MITB briefcase. pic.twitter.com/fQhN49Fba0

— conan_kun (@conanedogawa316) May 11, 2020

One of the most entertaining and talented WWE Superstars, Asuka has held the SmackDown Women's Championship once. She won the title at TLC 2018 in the first women's triple threat TLC match and held it for 99 days. With this victory, she holds the record of being the oldest champion in the history of the title.

Winner of the first-ever women's Royal Rumble and only the second women's Grand Slam Champion in WWE history, Asuka is the current RAW Women's Champion. With the absence of names like Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair, Asuka is the top face of the women's roster of the Red brand.