The people most responsible for WWE's women's revolution

#2 Sara Amato

The lead women's wrestling trainer at the Performance Center

Formerly known as Sara Del Rey, Amato was the personification of Triple H's hiring philosophy. A former wrestler with many years of independent experience, Amato was hired as a coach at what would become the new Performance Center in 2012. In 2015, she was promoted to assistant head coach, making her the number two on the coaching staff behind Matt Bloom.

Amato is also the lead in the women's wrestling program. She is the one that moulds the superstars of tomorrow and hones their presence in a WWE ring. All of the presentation we've seen in the women's division in some way stems from her.

When she was honoured at last year's Mae Young Classic, it was for a reason. All of the women in the tournament went through her in some way. The change in the in-ring product from a bathroom break to the main event wouldn't be possible without her.