5 Female WWE Superstars best known for their intergender wrestling matches

#3 Stephanie McMahon

Brock Lesnar in an attempt to intimidate Stephanie McMahon

Surprising isn't it? Chief Brand Officer Stephanie McMahon has been a constant in WWE, be it inside the ring or outside. Although she doesn't put on her wrestling gear nowadays, Stephanie McMahon often used to compete during the Attitude and Invasion Eras in WWE. In those days, the former WWE Women's Champion didn't even hesitate to face off against some of the biggest athletes in the promotion.

One such incident involved Stephanie McMahon fighting Chris Jericho and Triple H for the WWE World Championship in March, 2002. Next year, she went on to wrestle Vince McMahon in an "I Quit" match which The Chairman won controversially.

Apart from these two incidents, Stephanie McMahon has been involved in multiple segments where the male Superstars have attacked her to gain an upper hand in their feuds against her husband, Triple H. None of these onslaughts, however, could hamper the awe-inspiring personality of Stephanie McMahon.

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#2 Lita

Lita vs Heath Slater

Lita never backed down when there was an opportunity to fight a male wrestler, ever since she made her debut in 2000. Her tenure in WWE saw her squaring off against the likes of Dean Malenko, Spike Dudley, and John Cena among others. Lita's involvement with The Hardy Boyz in the early days of her career resulted in her being subjected to the inhumane torture of a TLC match as well.

Lita and Trish Stratus also wrestled Chris Jericho and Christian in a tag team match, titled 'Battle of the Sexes', at Armageddon 2003. The two ladies lost the match, and the consequent rematch, but no one could ever question their in-ring skills following those encounters. Lita's last intergender match was against Heath Slater at the RAW 1000 episode, which she won owing to some help from The APA.