Special Report
40 Most Popular Female Wrestlers
August 17, 2018 6:28 pm
Last Updated: January 13, 2020 10:51 am
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20. Lilian Garcia
> WWE debut: 1999
> WWE appearances: 709
> Daily avg. Wikipedia page views: 481
> Pro Wrestling Illustrated “Woman of the Year” awards: 0
Lilian Garcia began her WWE career in 1999 as a ring announcer. Garcia frequently sang the National Anthem on the Monday Night Raw shows, and also performed for the National Football League, the National Basketball Association, the National Hockey League, and Major League Baseball. Garcia was the first female to announce at WrestleMania, and was the first Diva to be in WWE for more than 10 years.
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19. Stacy Keibler
> WWE debut: 2001
> WWE appearances: 158
> Daily avg. Wikipedia page views: 1,716
> Pro Wrestling Illustrated “Woman of the Year” awards: 3
Stacy Keibler is an actor, dancer, cheerleader, and professional wrestler. She started out as one of the Nitro Girls, a World Championship Wrestling dance team, and later took on the role of Miss Hancock, a manager who did table dances. Keibler is known for her very long legs — she was nicknamed “The Legs of WCW” and “The Legs of WWE” — and for having dated George Clooney.
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18. Brie Bella
> WWE debut: 2008
> WWE appearances: 346
> Daily avg. Wikipedia page views: 3,370
> Pro Wrestling Illustrated “Woman of the Year” awards: 0
Brie Bella is the ring name of WWE wrestler Brianna Monique Danielson. She and her identical twin sister Nikki have appeared together as The Bella Twins and even secretly switched places during matches. She is married to professional wrestler Daniel Bryan.
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17. Natalya
> WWE debut: 2008
> WWE appearances: 462
> Daily avg. Wikipedia page views: 2,645
> Pro Wrestling Illustrated “Woman of the Year” awards: 0
Natalya Neidhart is unique as a third-generation wrestler — she is the daughter of wrestler Jim “The Anvil” Neidhart, and the granddaughter of Stu Hart. She learned to wrestle in the “Hart Dungeon,” a gym and training center in the basement of the family home. She was a SmackDown Women’s Champion and a Divas Champion.
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16. Victoria
> WWE debut: 2000
> WWE appearances: 213
> Daily avg. Wikipedia page views: 728
> Pro Wrestling Illustrated “Woman of the Year” awards: 3
Victoria is the WWE ring name of Lisa Marie Varon. She also used the name Tara in Impact Wrestling. She started out as a personal trainer and bodybuilder before becoming a professional wrestler. She won the WWE Women’s Championship twice, and the TNA Women’s Knockout Championship five times.
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