18 Women who made a difference for Women's Wrestling in WWE

#12 Nikki Bella

Nikki Bella

One-half of the Bella Twins, Nikki Bella needs no introduction. She's as big a mainstream star as any woman ever in WWE. She was the longest reigning Divas Champion in WWE history, holding the title for 301 days. She improved leaps and bounds throughout her career, even being ranked the #1 female wrestler in 2015 by PWI.

Nikki Bella's contribution to the Women's Revolution is really underrated. She was a star who helped introduce the likes of Flair and Banks in WWE.

Also, Bella evolved smoothly as an in-ring performer and became one of the best heels in women's wrestling. Her rivalry with Ronda Rousey in 2018 was a prime example of how Nikki Bella could hold her own against the toughest in the business. And, Evolution turned out to be one of the best events in 2018.

#11 Natalya

Natalya

She's a part of the Canadian Wrestling Hall of Fame, both individually and as part of the Hart family. She's spent over a decade in WWE, winning the Divas and Women's Championships. She's a workaholic and a role model for many. Natalya has and is still making a difference. WrestleMania 35 was special for her, as she fought alongside her best friend Beth Phoenix on April 7, a day after inducting her father into the Hall of Fame.

Natalya is probably one of the safest women's wrestlers inside the ring. She has learned from the best, and it shows in her skills inside the ring. If given an opportunity, Natalya Neidhart can go toe-to-toe against the best in the business. She needs to be appreciated for being the veteran leader for so long and putting over other women in WWE.

We don't get such classy and selfless acts too often, ones who always put the spotlight on others.