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#2 Becky Lynch: SmackDown Live Women's champion
Believe it or not, the problem with Becky Lynch's title reign has nothing to do with who is champion, but how the champion is being presented to the audience. Unfortunately for Becky Lynch, WWE continues to force her to play the villain in her storyline with Charlotte Flair, which fans are still rejecting.
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With that in mind, WWE needs to stop trying to make Lynch out to be the villain and shift her character back towards a friend with legitimate gripes after being burned by a friend. At least this way WWE can get back to focusing on the intensity of the feud, and not on making Lynch out to be the bad person.
In the end, the fans are going to keep rejecting this storyline if WWE's bad booking of Lynch continues, and it's definitely going to hurt the overall title picture as well. Beyond all that, it's a huge disservice to Lynch to try to paint her as the bad person when fans so badly want to embrace her new tweener role.
