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#2. Charlotte Flair
This one is far more obvious than most, but it still stands. Charlotte Flair is arguably the most pushed female Superstar in WWE history - having already surpassed Trish Stratus for the number of reigns as Women's Champion.
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She's won the RAW and SmackDown Women's titles on multiple occasions - being the most decorated woman in WWE history. Many would argue that the success she had was something she was always destined for, but the reality is that she had to work hard to get out of her father's shadow.
She's excelled and is considered one of WWE's best athletes today. There's no surprise that WWE made her the face of the Women's division for many years - with only Becky Lynch and Ronda Rousey overtaking her at one point.
Her career is going to continue to be filled with accolades and while Superstars like Becky Lynch may have long, meaningful reigns, Charlotte Flair will likely be the one who history favors. She's unlikely to ever be released by WWE.
