Ranking WWE's Four Horsewomen by their main roster impact

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1) Becky Lynch - WWE's first Dual Women's Champion

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The rise of The Man is possibly WWE's greatest underdog story. Becky Lynch didn't have the same wrestling pedigree as Charlotte Flair, the massive following Bayley enjoys, and natural charisma like Sasha Banks. However, The Man persevered reinvented herself and adapted until she made her way to the top of the WWE roster.

Title reigns:

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  • Women's championship reigns: 4 (the inaugural SmackDown Women's Championship)

While her number of championship wins may seem underwhelming, the quality of these reigns is what propels Becky Lynch to the top of this list. She headlined WrestleMania 35 after she won the 2019 women's Royal Rumble match. At the Showcase of the Immortals, she pinned Ronda Rousey to win both the WWE RAW and SmackDown Championships.

Lynch held on to the Raw Women's Championship for a record 399 days in which she was absolutely dominant. The Man never seemed to be in danger of dropping the title. In fact, she ultimately relinquished it of her own volition when she announced she was pregnant.

The story of Becky Lynch, who was once the afterthought among the Four Horsewomen, becoming the top draw in WWE is truly magical. In 2018, she introduced a more serious side her laid back character, calling herself The Man. Lynch never looked back as she stepped up to every challenge and overcame insurmountable odds as the WWE Universe soon recognized her exceptional value.

WWE could not deny it either, booking her as a champion who was almost untouchable. Even among the elite group of the Four Horsewoman, Becky Lynch ensured she is in a class of her own.

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