Who Does it Better? Episode 4: WWE's Current Women's Champions

Round 5: Versatility

Unsurprisingly, Becky Lynch returns to the top when we get to the versatility category. She can play a great babyface or a great heel. She can deliver in the ring and on the microphone. People will be into her no matter what she does. That's a rare territory to be in.

Kairi Sane comes in second place. Although she's not a natural heel, she can still be vicious, as we saw in the battles with Lacey Evans and Shayna Baszler, and from her previous work as Doku on Lucha Underground. Her experience helps her in being able to do what her peers can't. She can be called on to deliver in almost any situation except delivering a long promo.

Rhea Ripley is behind Kairi Sane in this category (for now), because her babyface work didn't particularly stand out. She'll improve with time and will certainly surpass Sane in this category with experience, but she isn't there yet.

Ronda Rousey is the least versatile, which is unsurprising given her lack of experience. Her matches need to be carefully planned and she can't be relied on to deliver convincing segments by herself. She'll improve with time, but she has the furthest to go as of now.

Verdict:

1st: Becky Lynch (+4 points)

2nd: Kairi Sane (+3 points)

3rd: Rhea Ripley (+2 points)

4th: Ronda Rousey (+1 point)