6 Champions who weren't part of WWE's Women's Revolution

6 former champions who failed to return to WWE's Women's Revolution

Modified Sep 23, 2021 11:31 GMT

WWE's Women's Revolution has missed several familiar faces

#3. Former WWE Divas Champion Eve Torres

Eve Torres won the final WWE Diva Search and was then added to the Women's Division. Throughout her career, Torres was pushed to the top of the company and captured the Divas Championship thrice.

In 2012, the former Champion requested her release from WWE to plan her wedding and focus on her career outside of the ring. She married Rener Gracie in 2014 and has since welcomed two sons, Raeven and Renson.

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Torres is a spokeswoman and head instructor for the Gracie Women Empowered self-defense program. While she is a WWE Ambassador and has held various seminars at The Performance Center, she hasn't returned to the ring as part of the Women's Revolution.

Torres' last WWE appearance came as part of the Evolution pre-show panel.

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Edited by Angana Roy