5 women that WWE should sign to the company in 2020

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3. Meiko Satomura

The fact that Meiko Satomura is not signed to WWE already – at the very least as a coach, if not a wrestler – is bewildering to me. Sure, she briefly came back in 2019 as a guest trainer at the Performance Center, but how WWE did not convince the 25 year veteran to stick around for an actual run is beyond me.

Meiko Satomura was a standout during the Mae Young Classic, outlasting opponents all the way up until the semi-finals where she fell to Toni Storm. Prior to her loss, she was having some of the best matches to take place during the whole tournament against the likes of Storm and Mercedes Martinez.

It is also worth mentioning that Sasha Banks went to Japan to train with Meiko Satomura during her hiatus and has begged to have this rematch ever since. And Satomura wants it, too. Only one place it’ll likely happen, though.

It doesn’t feel like the door is closed completely on the idea of Satomura working for WWE full time, but at the age of 40, she does not have many years in her career left before she hangs up her boots. WWE need to sign her sooner rather than later.

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