5 women that WWE should sign to the company in 2020

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5. Willow Nightingale

WWE is in a shortage of powerhouse babyfaces right now among the women’s roster. There’s Piper Niven, but she’s down in NXT UK and as one of WWE’s few Network exclusive shows, that means that the show has a small audiences.

When it comes to WWE’s big three shows, there’s people like Nia Jax, Tamina, and Raquel Gonzalez, but they are all heels. One option is to turn one of them babyface, but most fans have trouble connecting with a face who’s spent so much time as a heel. Just look at how most people are reacting to Lacey Evans right now.

The best option is to bring in a brand new babyface powerhouse. One of the best of the lot who fits that role perfectly is Willow Nightingale. With just five years under her belt, the New York native continues to perfect her craft and not only remains entertaining to watch, she knows how to get a good crowd reaction.

Any promotion could use someone with a strong crowd reaction on their roster and when Nightingale could play a believable adversary to one of many heel powerhouses that already exist on WWE’s roster, she would be a very welcome addition to the company’s women’s division.

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