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

#2 Ronda Rousey

Ronda Rousey

Ronda Rousey made her WWE debut at WrestleMania 34, and she fought her way to undoubtedly deliver the greatest debut performance by any women in WWE history. Within months, she won the RAW Women's Championship. Basically, she has had the best ever 1st year in WWE history.

Love her or hate her, but you can’t deny that Rousey will always be remembered as WWE’s ultimate game changer, long after she has left. Without her, Evolution couldn’t have happened, and we wouldn’t be talking about women main-eventing WrestleMania so soon.

She brought mainstream attention to the Women's Revolution and got more people to talk about women's storylines.

#1 Becky Lynch

Today is the day when The Man finally comes around to collect. Today is the day when you and me change how this business works, thinks and progresses. I. Am. Ready. For. This. Day. #WrestleMania #BeckyLynch pic.twitter.com/IykjuRHPON

— The Man (@BeckyLynchWWE) April 7, 2019

Becky Lynch is WWE’s “man” of the moment. If Rousey has brought attention to the women, Lynch has grabbed the attention with some amazing charisma and character work. It's just correct that Becky Lynch walked out of the MetLife Stadium as RAW and SmackDown's Women's Champion.

She has given it all to this business. With an unmatchable charisma, she has become the most over star in the industry right now; she has made the ultimate difference, and she deserves everything. She has often been referred to as the Steve Austin of the new era. Now, it's definitely a responsibility for her, and many of these women to evolve women's wrestling in years to come.