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#1. WWE Hall of Famer Alundra Blayze
Alundra Blayze is one of the best female superstars in WWE history. She kicked off her wrestling career in the mid-1980s before joining WCW in 1991. During her first run in WCW, Blayze only wrestled in two matches and participated in a bikini contest. She then moved to WWE in 1993.
The 57-year-old spent two years in Vince McMahon's company, where she dominated the women's division. Blayze won the WWE Women's Championship three times before WWE stripped her of her title and released her in 1995.
Blayze's most famous moment in her wrestling career came as she returned to WCW. The former WWE Women's Champion showed up on Nitro with the WWE Women's Championship belt and threw it in a trash can.
The 57-year-old spent several years in WCW before retiring from in-ring action in 2001.
After 20 years from her WWE departure, Blayze finally returned to be inducted into the Hall of Fame in 2015. She later competed in the 20-woman Battle Royal at WWE Evolution in 2018. The former Women's Champion also appeared on the RAW Reunion episode in 2019, where she won the 24/7 Championship before selling it to Ted DiBiase.
The 57-year-old recently posted a photo of herself without makeup on Instagram, saying she is comfortable with her looks and encouraging people to be themselves.
