True Divas: the Women of WWE Are Killing It on the Red Carpet

2024-10-19

Originally published on our site yourdailysportfix.com

The women of WWE are no strangers to donning super-sparkly and sometimes totally outrageous outfits in the ring. After all, the competitor’s style and image are half the ingredients to their larger-than-life personalities and in-ring personas.

But what happens when these women step out of the ring, and onto the red carpet?

Read on to see some of your favorite women’s wrestling stars bringing out their bling in a very different way—and the real-life people behind some of these most iconic looks.

Sasha Banks

First up we have Sasha Banks, rocking her signature WWE colors in a very different way to how we see her normally in the ring. No stranger to super-glamorous looks, Banks is working it in her signature purple hair and sparkly green, staying true to the same color scheme she debuted on our screens when she unveiled her new in-ring heel persona.

Fans love the bold personality and image of this star, who has won the NXT Women's Championship, the inaugural WWE Women's Tag Team Championship, and a whopping four Raw Women's Championships.

Charlotte Flair

Charlotte Flair, aka The Queen, is seen here at the 2018 ESPYS at the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, California.

Flair is known as part of a legendary wrestling family, as her father is the super-famous Ric Flair, one of the biggest stars of the WWE men’s division.

But the younger Flair has certainly made a long-lasting mark in the world of wrestling of her own accord—she is the only woman in WWE history to hold a record-breaking eight Women’s World Championships.

Ronda Rousey

Ronda “Rowdy” Rousey is as well-known for her exuberant personality as well as her WWE wrestling achievements.

Here she is at the WWE's First-Ever Emmy "For Your Consideration" Event in 2018.

Rousey trained as a mixed martial artist before joining the pro wrestling circuit, winning a host of Olympic medals as part of her judo career.

After joining the WWE, Rousey won the Raw Women’s Championship, holding it for an amazing 231 days—the second-longest reign in the tournament’s history.

Alexa Bliss

Alexa Bliss may be working the cute girl-next door persona in the ring, but that doesn’t stop her from smacking down her rivals with her tiny yet mighty frame.

Nicknamed “Five Feet of Fury”, Bliss has won an amazing two SmackDown Women's Championships, three RAW Women's Championships and two WWE Women's Tag Team Championships.

Here she is at the 2019 Billboard Music Awards in her traditional super-sparkly attire, but this time glamming herself up rather than slamming her opponents down.

Nikki Bella

One half of the super-famous Bella twins, Nikki Bella shines in green at a children’s hospital benefit gala in 2019.

Bella has won the WWE Divas Championship twice, in 2012 and 2014, and holds the world record for the longest title holder in the tournament’s history.

Bella was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2020, and has since retired to focus on starting a family. Together with her sister Brie Bella, she also owns her own wine company!

Paige

Paige is one of the most accomplished wrestlers on the WWE women’s circuit, despite being one of the youngest.

At the age of 21 she changed history when she became the youngest-ever Divas Champion, and she also won the first-ever NXT Women’s Championship.

As well as her wrestling achievements, she has also starred in a movie about her own life, and has appeared regularly on TV as the general manager of SmackDown.