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

#8 Alexa Bliss

Alexa Bliss

Alexa Bliss hasn't been in WWE for very long. But, Little Miss Bliss has definitely made a name for herself. She was the host of WrestleMania 35, and she has already won the Women's Championship 3 times. She was ranked PWI's #2 female wrestler in 2018. Well, her WWE career looks set to be worthy of the goddess.

Talking about being a changer, Alexa Bliss has been a game changer. Bliss opened WrestleMania 35. Her Bliss' 'Moment of Bliss' has become a prominent part of WWE television. If there were things women in WWE hadn't done, Bliss is on a mission to do them.

#7 Chyna

Chyna

WWE finally recognized the efforts of the late great Chyna in 2019, getting her inducted into the Hall of Fame as part of DX. She was revolutionary. The woman was a former 2x-Intercontinental Champion who even pinned Chris Jericho. Moreover, she's also a former Women's Champion.

Chyna was a pioneer in the Wrestling business. She was one of the reasons why DX took off in 1997. She was an inspiration. Things could have been very different if not for one of the biggest stars of the Attitude Era. No women of the time had played a role in Wrestling as she did, and became a huge draw.

Moreover, wrestling folklores state that Vince McMahon even wanted to book her to win the World Championship. Her appearance in the Playboy magazine cost her the championship. She was definitely the 'Ninth Wonder of the World.'