Women’s wrestling has evolved over the years, and even when it wasn’t at the forefront, a number of stars blazed the trail for the generations to come. Names like Alundra Blayze, Trish Stratus, Mickie James, Lita, Victoria, Beth Phoenix, and many more fought for more opportunities, and they helped women’s wrestling become what it is today.
Sasha Banks, Bayley, and others followed in their footsteps with the women’s evolution, which led to the historic main event of WrestleMania 35, where Lynch beat Flair and Ronda Rousey to win the RAW and SmackDown Women’s Championships. Two years later, Banks and Belair became the first two Black women to headline WrestleMania. The evolution and the progress have continued since then, as women all around wrestling continue to push for new heights. While a number of these stars could be considered queens, a few can truly be considered royalty.
Given the depth of talent women’s wrestling has featured throughout the history of the business, important factors place a few select individuals above the rest. These traits include somewhat tangible talents like in-ring ability and mic skills, as well as more subjective aspects, like charisma and overall impact on the industry. With that said, let’s take a look at the top five best queens in pro wrestling history.
When it comes to female wrestling, many bodyguards have stood out for their exceptional skills and abilities. From fierce fighters to strategic thinkers, these women have proven repeatedly that they are more than just muscle. These bodyguards are often intimidating, powerful, and loyal, but not all are equally effective or memorable. Who are the women who have guarded the backs of some of the biggest names in wrestling? In addition, who are the ones who failed to live up to their role?
Asya was a former WWE wrestler who served as a bodyguard for the stable known as 'The Revolution' in World Championship Wrestling. She was introduced as a counter to Chyna, who was aligned with Triple H and D-Generation X. Asya's muscular physique and background in bodybuilding made her an intimidating presence in the ring.
Nicole Bass was a bodybuilder and wrestler who had a brief stint in WWE in the late '90s. She was 6'2" tall and had a muscular body, which made her suitable for the role of a bodyguard. She debuted in WWE in 1999, working as a bodyguard for Sable. Nicole was a powerful and intimidating woman who helped Sable keep her Women's Championship against Tori.
AEW's Jamie Hayter had a brief Wrest in WWE, but not as a bodyguard. She became Britt Baker's enforcer when she joined AEW in 2019 and assisted her in winning and keeping the AEW Women's World Championship. Jamie Hayter had previously won the interim AEW Women's World Championship by defeating Toni Storm in 2022. However, Toni Storm reclaimed her position in a monumental showdown at Double or Nothing on May 2023, emerging victorious over Jamie Hayter.
Jazz, a former star in WWE, ECW, and Impact Wrestling, was renowned for her toughness and athleticism. While not strictly a bodyguard, Jazz often partnered with male wrestlers such as Rodney Mack and Stevie Richards and occasionally interfered in their matches.
Raquel Gonzalez is a former NXT Women's Champion and was the heel bodyguard of Dakota Kai. Gonzalez aided Kai in securing several victories, including against opponents such as Tegan Nox, Rhea Ripley, etc. However, Gonzalez later turned on Kai and defeated her to become the NXT Women's Champion herself.
Awesome Kong, a former competitor in both WWE and Impact Wrestling, was one of her era's most dominant female wrestlers. Standing at an imposing six feet tall and weighing 273 pounds, she was one of the largest women to ever step foot inside the squared circle. Her formidable physique alone was enough to intimidate most opponents.
Tamina, a prominent bodyguard in the world of female professional wrestling, has wrestling in her blood as the daughter of WWE Hall of Famer Jimmy "Superfly" Snuka. Since her WWE main roster debut in 2010, Tamina has been a trusted bodyguard for several wrestlers, including AJ Lee and Lana. Tamina's hard-hitting style and imposing presence make her a formidable force in the ring.
Chyna was an absolute trailblazer in professional wrestling, leaving an indelible mark on the industry as one of the most iconic and influential female wrestlers ever. While serving as a WWE bodyguard, she shattered boundaries and redefined the role of women in wrestling. Chyna's introduction to the sport was as a part of the legendary stable D-Generation X, where she played the integral role of enforcer and bodyguard for Triple H and Shawn Michaels.
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