WWE Superstars who could be a part of Paul Heyman's new Dangerous Alliance

Ronda Rousey

Ronda would be a perfect fit in a heel faction with Paul Heyman.

She's mainly been a face since joining the WWE, but after too long, Ronda's going to likely have to turn heel.

The inevitable Horsewoman showdown might be the impetus for that, but one way or another, she needs a heel turn. She's only semi-believable as a face.

She can't battle Stephanie McMahon forever, and if she feuds with the likes of fan favorites like Sasha Banks, Bayley and Becky Lynch, she will likely won't be cheered.

The fans are already cheering for Becky Lynch in their feud and will do so again when/if they battle at Wrestlemania 35.

You can't tell the fans what to cheer for. Ask Roman before his announcement.

If she were to change to the dark side of things, and she does so as alone and without her friends, she should immediately be paired with Heyman.

Ronda has already been working with Paul backstage. He's helped with her promos, delivery and timing.

We also cannot discount one of the most glaring similarities between she and Brock Lesnar. Both were butt kicking former MMA fighters who were at once on top of the UFC mountain.

They both made the transition to the WWE and have continued the physical dominance. Both also don't necessarily need to speak as Heyman can spin enough tales on the mic for both.

Heyman is at his best when you can't really discount his words. When he was telling you how great Curtis Axel and Ryback were, it was hard to believe. Spitting fire about Ronda's dominance is already believable.

Ronda could be seen as the focal point of the group. It would be something new and that hasn't been done all that much in WWE history.

Madusa was a part of the original alliance but it was more in a valet capacity.

Chyna and Stephanie McMahon both were parts of heel factions at one point, but this would be totally different. It could also be another step in the 'Women's Evolution.'

Who else would be perfect for a new version of Paul Heyman's Dangerous Alliance?