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Valuable Current Assets continued
Leyla Hirsch: Shoot-style worker, which would immediately make her stand out in AEW, but the thing that's gonna make or break her is whether she can present that in a believable enough way that it makes up for her small size. I like her upside a lot, but I have no idea if it'll translate on a big stage considering some folks already seem to be having a bit of an issue with Riho.
Hyan: Another ROW product, and I'm just never 100% sure where I come out on her. She's got all the pieces - good size, attractive, solid work, deceptive athleticism, and damn does she throw a hell of a running corner knee. But she can be inconsistent, and there's times when it really looks like she's having to think her way through a match. I've seen it live. I'm also not sure if she has that intangible IT factor. If she can put the pieces together, though, she could be huge. Check out this 450: https://twitter.com/_thehyan/status/1099562722918838272

Women with some potential and could at least be Upper Midcarders
Christi Jaynes: This borders on a vanity pick since I've seen her so much in Texas, but I do think there's something there. Very rough around the edges but there's flashes of athleticism and skill that come out now and again, especially since the couple of runs she's had in Mexico. She's got some decent size, too. Most importantly, she's developed some awesome crowd connections in the promotions she works often. Gets some real fantastic reactions. That's always a valuable trait.
Sonya Strong: If you like stiff kicks and big suplexes, you'll like Sonya Strong. I don't know if she has a star aura, but she's good enough that I could see her developing into something valuable in her own right. And she was trained by Amazing Red, so, you know, I'll always appreciate that.
Erika Reid: Fantastic look. I like to think of her as Shotzi Blackheart if she was better and didn't sell pictures of her shit online. In-ring is rough, but she's got time to figure that out. And if she doesn't, she's at least an excellent manager.
Alex Gracia: The third and final ROW product on the list, and the least experienced of anyone, with only one year under her belt. She's made a lot of noise in that year, though. She's very athletic and already fairly smooth in the ring. Her biggest asset is her look, though. She's incredibly attractive and has the sort of appearance that just naturally makes people want to root for her. Provided she's not held back by her small stature, she could turn into a huge face.

Are at least better than Britt Baker, who is a dentist, Tier: The "good hands" of the list, who don't have a lot of upside but could still contribute.
Shazza McKenzie: I've never seen her have a great match, but I also can't remember seeing her have an actively bad one. She's likable, she was in the All Out Battle Royal, and she's been trying on social media to get AEW to hire her for a while now. She'd be a very useful wrestler to have around.
Shanna: Portuguese veteran who can have some excellent performances with the right opponent. I swear at one point I saw a rumor saying she was signed already, but that was a while ago.
Katey Harvey: AKA the "Shit Winter Soldier." In-ring is nothing special, but it's fine, and she's a great character that can cut a hell of a promo.
Allysin Kay: The very definition of "solid but unremarkable." At least her look is good.
Samantha Heights: Kind of a failed prospect that never reached the heights (heh) some people expected, but she can do some good traditional heel work and that wouldn't go amiss in this division.
Zoey Skye: I really like her, but she's kind of missed her window and at this point probably just isn't gonna get that much better. She has the same size problems of some other names here without the upside.

Okay, I'm done. I did your job for you, Brandi. Stop pushing the dentist.
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