Best and worst of WWE over the past decade - Fans reject Vince McMahon's favorite, Triple H shines

#2 Best: The Four Horsewomen

I've sung NXT's praises on the first page. It was in NXT that four women - Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, Sasha Banks, and Bayley decided to take the world by storm and put on matches that would not just rival those of the men, but outshine them.

They began to be known as the Four Horsewomen, and while the Women's Evolution was already in progress long before them, they kicked the revolution into high gear.

This Evolution reached its pinnacle at WrestleMania 35, where the women went on to main-event the show. And this was not merely because WWE wanted the brownie points that came with such a move, but because the women of WWE earned their place in the main event.

It even brought UFC megastar Ronda Rousey to the dance, and she kicked the division to the next level with her incredible star power.

As we head into the next decade, the Four Horsewomen are still the most heavily featured women in the card, with Superstars like Rhea Ripley and Dakota Kai nipping at their heels. The Women's Division is only going to become stronger in the coming decade. And Becky Lynch, who picked up steam towards the end of the decade will be leading the revolution.