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#2 Ronda Rousey
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There’s no denying that Ronda Rousey has had a very successful start to her WWE career. As one of the pioneers of female mixed martial arts, we already knew she was one of the world’s best female athletes from her time in the UFC.
Her debut WWE match was one of the best in recent memory, teaming with Kurt Angle in their epic bout against Stephanie McMahon and Triple H at WrestleMania 34. Things only got better for Ronda from there as she guided Nia Jax to an excellent win at Money in the Bank.
She capped it off by becoming the Raw Women’s Champion after a convincing win over Alexa Bliss at WWE SummerSlam. Having followed this up with impressive matches against Nicky Bella and Ruby Riott, it’s safe to say Ronda is here to stay in the WWE.
She definitely has the potential to take top spot on this list and I wouldn’t be surprised if we see her there next year.
