7 Best women's matches in WWE history

#5 Charlotte Flair vs Sasha Banks vs Becky Lynch - Wrestlemania 32 (April 3, 2016)

Becky Lynch and Sasha Banks pound away at Charlotte Flair

The women's revolution took another huge step forward with the elimination of the Diva tag to label the female performers.

Reigning Diva's Champion, Charlotte Flair competed with Becky Lynch and Sasha Banks for the brand new Women's Championship.

In the early going, Lynch nailed Flair with a dive that had been intended for Banks. While Lynch and Banks were on the floor, Flair hit a beautifully well-timed moonsault on both women that connected perfectly.

When the action returned to the ring, the big moves intensified and Flair hit a double Natural Selection on both women at the same time.

The crowd bit for that near fall. Lynch applied the Disarmer submission on Flair which looked like it might be the finish until Banks broke it up.

Banks then applied her submission finisher, the Banks Statement submission on Lynch that was broken up by Flair who then secured her trademark submission, the Figure-Four, which she turned into the Figure-Eight on Banks. Lynch broke that one up.

Flair tossed Banks out of the ring and put Lynch in Figure-Eight submission instead. Banks tried to break it up, but Flair's father, Ric stationed at ringside pulled her back enabling Flair to secure the tap out and become the first Women's Champion of the new title's lineage.

One of the best triple threat matches you will ever see. Brilliant moves, great interplay by the three women and an excellent finishing stretch.

A truly great Wrestlemania moment for all three participants.