Top 10 Female Wrestlers Of The Decade

#4 Sasha Banks

Sasha Banks

Coming in at number four is the other first-ever WWE Women's Tag Team Champion.

In the early days of the NXT brand we now and love, Banks' character The Boss presented one of the finest to come out of Full Sail.

As an arrogant heel, she brought across a new found confidence which meshed with her natural in-ring ability.

Whilst her matches with Bayley mentioned before in 2015 were standouts in her career, Banks arguably had a finer year in 2016.

Trading the RAW Women's Championship with Charlotte Flair, 'The Boss' found herself in several 'first-time-ever' bouts, including the first Women's Hell in A Cell match. Her best match that year though was probably her Falls Count Anywhere match with Flair that headlined one episode of RAW.

For someone still so young at the age of 27, Banks has done so much in wrestling. Whilst her critics will argue that at times, she can be reckless in the ring - something which can endanger both herself and her opponent.

However, when she turns it on, there aren't many better in WWE's Female division than Banks. Take her match with Becky Lynch at Hell in A Cell this year for example which this writer classed as his favorite of 2019.