Throughout the week, as part of the move from its streaming platform to Peacock, WWE is launching its list of “The 50 biggest female superstars”. The full list has already been published, so let’s start the debate!
You will notice that the list is limited to the last few decades. While fighters from the past received video packages highlighting their careers throughout the programs where the Top 50 was revealed, WWE specified that they only returned to 1993 when they built the list.
We have a playlist of videos that WWE and Peacock released from the specials above. But without more goodbye, here they are …
50. Toni Storm
49. Kaitlyn
48. Kay Lee Ray
47. Sonya Deville
46. Shotzi Blackheart
45. Kelly Kelly
44. Candice LeRae
43. Nikki Cross
42. Layla
41. Moon Ember
40. Eve Torres
39. Lacey Evans
38. Jazz
37. Maryse
36. Nia Jax
35. Bianca Belair
34. Carmella
33. Gail Kim
32. Jaqueline
31. Kairi Sane
30. Naomi
29. Bull Nakano
28. Ivory
27. Melina
26. The Bella Twins
25. Io Shirai
24. Luna Vachon
23. Stephanie McMahon
22. Michelle McCool
21. Rhea Ripley
20. Natalya
19. AJ Lee
18. Shayna Baszler
17. Paige
16. Sable
15. Molly Holly
14. Victoria
13. Alexa Bliss
12. Mickie James
11. Beth Phoenix
10. Bayley
9. Rousey round
8. Lita
7. Alundra Blayze
6. Sasha Banks
5. Asuka
4. Chyna
3. Becky Lynch
2. Charlotte Flair
1. Trish Stratus
In general, putting together something like this is a thankless task that requires someone to compare apples to oranges (especially in terms of seasons and types of artists) and try to serve countless masters (like hardcore fans vs. casual fans vs. marketing directives) corporate) They honestly did a pretty decent job. Although my list does not look the same and there are many things that I would question, I can see arguments for most of your choices.
However, I am irrationally irritated with Lacey Evans at 39. You should probably have won a title, or even a PPV individual match, before reaching the Top 40, let alone before being placed in front of the current and past champions.
Okay, I took this out of my system.
Let us know what you think of the WWE Top 50 – and which nits you want to choose from – in the comments below.