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#1 - Ronda Rousey
No one is ready for Asuka!
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That might be a cute catchphrase someone in creative came up with during her hay day in NXT, but it has no basis in reality when it comes to former UFC fighter and Bantamweight champion, Ronda Rousey. Although Rousey hasn't even made her WWE debut yet, shewould probably be the most believable option to end Asuka's streak on this entire list and one of only two that could do it in a squash match.
Of course its ultimately up to WWE how to book a blockbuster feud like this, but with there already being rumors of Asuka versus Rousey happening at WrestleMania 34 in New Orleans, this is by far the best and most believable chance that WWE has to end Asuka's streak and not take a lot of heat over it.
A lot of that has to do with how thrilled fans will be to finally see Ronda Rousey in a WWE ring, but it would also be believable in the sense that Rousey could easily manhandle Asuka and make it look legitimate in the process. Sure, WWE could give the two a solid back and forth match, but in the end, it would be more believable to see Rousey overpower Asuka.
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