Trish Stratus, Chyna or Charlotte Flair, who is the greatest women's wrestler of all time

[Kev94]

Women's wrestling has produced its own set of transformative, era defining stars, and the debate over who actually stands as the greatest of all time tends to centre on three names who each changed the division in a genuinely different way. Trish Stratus became a seven time WWE Women's Champion during the 2000s, widely credited with helping elevate the women's division from its earlier, more objectified presentation into something taken far more seriously as an actual athletic competition, a shift that helped pave the way for the far more prominent women's division the promotion has today.

Chyna carved out an entirely unique lane for herself, becoming the first woman to ever enter the men's Royal Rumble and King of the Ring tournament, and the only woman to ever hold the men's Intercontinental Championship, doing so as a genuinely dominant, credible physical presence within DX during the height of the Attitude Era rather than being confined to a separate women's division altogether.

Charlotte Flair, meanwhile, has built the most statistically dominant resume of the three, becoming a multiple time women's champion across her career and headlining the very first women's main event in WrestleMania history alongside Ronda Rousey and Becky Lynch, a milestone moment that reflected just how far the division had come since Stratus and Chyna's own respective eras.

Stratus's role in legitimising the division, Chyna's unique crossover into the men's division, or Charlotte's sheer championship dominance and historic milestones. Which one gets the nod as the greatest women's wrestler ever?