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#4 Beth Phoenix
Another woman that is currently playing a very active role in WWE right now is Beth Phoenix. The similarities between her and Alundra Blayze don't stop there either as The Glamazon is also a deserved Hall of Famer and a woman who laid a lot of groundwork for today's ladies.
Beth came to the scene much after Alundra did, however, and missed out on the current Women's Revolution by a lot less than Blayze. Phoenix only left WWE five years ago in 2012 after winning the Women's Championship three times and the Divas' Title once.
Phoenix didn't have the physique or the in-ring style of any other woman in WWE at the time. She was a lot more muscular and would have felt much more at home on today's roster. Her work back then played a big part in what is going on in WWE right now though.
