The WWE Women’s Championship has a very rich history that includes some of the greatest of all time. It’s a shame that WWE doesn’t give some of these greats the recognition they deserve.

History of the WWE Women’s Intercontinental Championship. WWE has a rich history dating back to its founding in 1963, yet it traditionally lacked in introducing titles for the female division ...

She was a talented in-ring performer before then, however, and one of the greatest women's champions in WWE history. "Sensational" Sherri Martel held the WWE Women's Championship for 441 days.

The WWE Divas Championship, still in its infancy, has seen its titleholders struggle for relevancy in an era where focus often strays from female wrestlers while the Women's Championship has been ...

And after winning the NXT Women's Championship in September 2023, she achieved the status of WWE's Sixth Woman Grand Slam. Bayley Has Won 681 WWE Matches Bayley Has A 67.2 Winning Percentage ...

Fans are hoping to see a multi-time champion make a surprise return at Evolution this weekend... but she just gave a very ...

The historical lineage of the NXT women's championship, including every superstar to hold the title, the length of their reign and the event in which they won the title.

There've been many popular WWE Women's Champions, but popularity doesn't always equate to quality. Here are WWE's most skilled Women's Champions ever.

She became the second female Grand Slam Champion in WWE history alongside Bayley — winning the Raw, SmackDown, NXT Women’s and Women’s Tag Team Championships throughout her career. Videos by ...

WWE NXT star Roxanne Perez looks to make history when she competes in a fatal four-way match for the NXT Women's Championship on Saturday at Vengeance Day.

Last year at WrestleMania, Sky rolled into the event as WWE Women's Champion, but lost her match and the championship to Bayley. #IYOSKY won in an absolutely blazing #WrestleMania opening match ...

Asuka wasn't defeated in WWE until April 2018, at WWE WrestleMania 34. For much of that year, following the end of her streak, Asuka chased after the WWE SmackDown Women's Championship.