The 14 Greatest WWE Women's Superstars of All Time

By YPB Team

Careers built in front of 80,000 people sit next to careers built in half-empty arenas.

Trish Stratus — ranked #11
Trish Stratus
Seven-time women's champion who carried the division through the early 2000s.
Becky Lynch — ranked #22
Becky Lynch
The Man, who won both women's titles in the first WrestleMania main event given to women.
Charlotte Flair — ranked #33
Charlotte Flair
Fourteen-time champion and the division's most decorated performer in the modern era.
Bayley — ranked #44
Bayley
The NXT star whose title win in Brooklyn is still the benchmark for the women's division.
Lita — ranked #55
Lita
The high-flyer who made the women's matches on Raw the ones people stayed up for.
Chyna — ranked #66
Chyna
The Ninth Wonder of the World, who won the Intercontinental title against the men.
Ronda Rousey — ranked #77
Ronda Rousey
Came straight from the UFC, won the Raw women's title within a year and main-evented WrestleMania 35.
Rhea Ripley — ranked #88
Rhea Ripley
The first woman to hold titles in NXT UK, NXT and on the main roster.
Bianca Belair — ranked #99
Bianca Belair
Headlined WrestleMania 37 and held the Raw title for over a year.
Beth Phoenix — ranked #1010
Beth Phoenix
The Glamazon, who entered the men's Royal Rumble and eliminated The Great Khali.
Mickie James — ranked #1111
Mickie James
Five-time champion whose obsessive-fan storyline with Trish Stratus set a new bar for the division.
Alundra Blayze — ranked #1212
Alundra Blayze
Three-time champion of the early 1990s, later inducted into the Hall of Fame.
Natalya — ranked #1313
Natalya
Holds the record for most matches by any woman in company history.
Sable — ranked #1414
Sable
The biggest crossover star of the Attitude Era women's roster.

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