Tiffany Stratton currently holds the WWE Women’s Championship, which she won after cashing in her Money in the Bank contract on Chelsea Green at Crown Jewel.

This marked the beginning of Stratton’s second reign with the SmackDown women’s roster’s top prize, which she previously held for 301 days in 2025.

With there currently being a lot of speculation about plans for Stratton’s run with the gold, many have been sharing their predictions for the next stars to hold the gold on the blue brand.

While there are several prospects lined up who have yet to win their first WWE world title, there are also several former WWE Women’s Champions we could see reclaim the gold.

Here are three WWE stars who could win back the Women’s Championship.

Chelsea Green

Chelsea Green went from the highest of highs to the lowest of lows on November 7, first defeating Liv Morgan for the Crown Jewel Championship, ahead of dropping her Women’s Title to her former friend Tiffany Stratton during her Money in the Bank cash-in. 

Green’s 96 day title reign was an unconventional one, with the star initially winning the interim championship following her win at SummerSlam, before WWE retroactively named her the official titleholder following news that Rhea Ripley’s injury required surgery.

With Green and Stratton’s relationship imploding, it seems like we’re building towards a bigger showdown between the duo, which could end with Green winning back the title.

With Chelsea Green not having the opportunity to dethrone the former champion to begin her first world title reign, it would be a full circle moment if she was able to put away “Tiffy Two-Time” to win her second WWE Women’s Championship.

Charlotte Flair

There are three certainties in life, death, taxes, and Charlotte Flair challenging for singles gold at major events.

To be fair, Flair has been more focused with the tag-team division in recent months, but following Alexa Bliss & Tatum Paxley’s Women’s Tag Team Championship loss, we could see all three members of this trio vie for singles championships.

Whether she renews her personal rivalry with Tiffany Stratton or takes on the next champion, it feels like an inevitability that Flair will win a WWE Women’s Title again in the future, as she attempts to match her father’s 16 world title reigns.

Charlotte Flair has held 14 championships recognised as WWE main roster world titles, putting her two behind Ric Flair, and three behind John Cena’s record.

Rhea Ripley

Rhea Ripley won the WWE Women’s Championship at WrestleMania 42 in April, defeating Jade Cargill to claim the title.

She last defended this title against Jade Cargill at Clash In Italy in May, and stepped away from the ring in June due to a knee injury.

While she initially remained the official champion, WWE retroactively recognises Ripley’s reigns as ending at SummerSlam in August, when Green won the ladder match to become champion.

While there is some uncertainty surrounding Ripley’s timeframe for her return, many are expecting her to go after the title she never lost.