WWE RUMOR: Who Could Replace Lana At TLC

Did you miss her? We are less than a week away from WWE’s final pay per view of the year with Tables, Ladders And Chairs. That does not leave WWE very much time to make changes but that is one of the places where they tend to shine. It is what we are going to be seeing on Sunday as well, as there is going to be a mystery partner in a title match. Now we might have an idea who that will be.

During this week’s Monday Night Raw, Lana defeated Women’s Tag Team Champion Nia Jax, who attacked Lana after the match with the help of her partner Shayna Baszler. The attack resulted in Lana being taken out on a stretcher, forcing her out of a Tag Team Title shot at the pay per view. Lana’s partner Asuka still had a title shot though, and now we have a hint as to who her partner will be.

According to Wrestlinginc.com, there are rumors that Charlotte could be returning to television as Asuka’s partner in the title match. It should be noted that these are just rumors at this point and no such return is confirmed. Charlotte has not wrestled since June 17, as she has undergone an elective surgery. There is no word on who the partner will be if Charlotte does not return, though WWE was hinting at Dana Brooke or Mandy Rose teaming with Asuka.

There was a lot going on with this one. Check out how the match was changed and who might be back:

Opinion: As great as Charlotte is, I could go with not seeing her around for a little while longer. At the end of the day, Charlotte is going to overshadow just about everyone else around and that is not the best thing in the world. She has dominated the women’s division for the better part of five years and there is no reason to believe that it would be any different when she returns. Charlotte will be back at some point, but holding it off a bit longer would not be the worst thing.

Who do you want to be the mystery partner? Who will it be? Let us know in the comments below.

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