5 WWE gifts for girls this Christmas

In this day and age, there is not as clear of a delineation between girl toys and boy toys. Girls are better empowered than in previous generations, and a lot of the distinctions upheld in past generations have been broken down. That includes that now more than ever, there are girls who are big fans of WWE.

And while girls just as likely to have favorites on the men’s roster as they are from the women, we also stand in a unique period in wrestling history when women are getting more of a fair shake than ever before in terms of TV time and opportunities to shine in featured matches. Indeed, the cast of Ronda Rousey, Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, Sasha Banks, and company have broken new ground and it’s a reasonable enough idea to empower the young female wrestling fan by celebrating female WWE Superstars she might look up to for inspiration. This article takes a look at five WWE gifts for girls this holiday season.

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#5 The Charlotte Flair & Becky Lynch Series 55 Mattel Action Figure 2-Pack

The Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair set is great for SmackDown Fans

It’s hard to deny Charlotte Flair vs. Becky Lynch is the top women’s rivalry in WWE today, highlighted by their sensational Last Woman Standing Match at the Evolution PPV. Lynch, in particular, has caught fire in recent months for her electric heel turn and showing more and more personality as the months go by, most recently peaking when she led an attack on the Raw women’s roster leading up to Survivor Series. Meanwhile, WWE has a lot invested in Flair and she is one of the safest bets from the whole roster to remain in the spotlight for years to come.

This two pack of action figures allows kids to play out their own versions of matches between these two top talents, or simply display them as artful renderings of a pair of SmackDown stars worth celebrating, especially for girls.

#4 Ronda Rousey “Bad Reputation” Authentic T-shirt

Young Ronda Rousey fans will love this shirt.

Ronda Rousey is a unique talent for having risen through the ranks of MMA and become a full blown star before she ever set foot in WWE. Moreover, she has picked up the wrestling game quicker than anyone could have predicted, working a realistic but safe style. Rousey has enough opportunities in show business that she’s not beholden to WWE. Nonetheless, she professed herself a wrestling fan before she ever stepped in the ring herself, and seems committed to making the most of her WWE tenure.

This shirt not only pays homage to the Baddest Woman on the Planet. But has the added appeal of both insider references to her theme music (Joan Jett’s “Bad Reputation”) and her links to Roddy Piper (the stylization of the shirt). Meanwhile, the shirt doesn’t overtly reference wrestling, making it a comfortable shirt for girls who may be more shy about broadcasting their wrestling fandom.

#3 RAW Women’s Championship Toy Title

The Raw Women's Toy Title is not only a fun

toy,

but a decorative piece.

While replica titles can be quite expensive, toy championship belts are a more affordable option for young fans. The Raw Women’s Championship toy title, for example, retails for $24.99 at press time. Toy belts aren’t the same product they were in decades past, either. While the materials aren’t as durable or elaborate as more authentic replica titles, the toy titles do look convincing enough for photos and play, besides being a more appropriate weight for kids to not only wear and carry but use in play wrestling scenarios.

Toy titles are the kind of items that tend to fall just outside the price for kids to buy themselves, but can offer memories that last a lifetime, and be the kind of toys that survive as decorative pieces long after a young fan outgrows playing with them. As such, this is a gift young fans will be excited about in the moment, and a good investment as a gift they aren’t likely to discard out of hand for quite some time.

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#2 Sasha Banks “Legit Boss” Studded Blue Sunglasses

Sasha Banks sunglasses are a fun accessory for fans of The Boss.

Sasha Banks is one of the most popular women on the WWE roster, and with good reason. She’s a talented, athletic, hard working star who grew before fans’ eyes in the NXT system into one of the best in-ring workers in WWE’s history. She has already been a success, with a resume that includes NXT and Raw Women’s Championships, working the first ever women’s PPV main event match, and getting the iron woman role in surviving most of the first women’s Royal Rumble. The odds are she has even bigger things ahead of her, as she hasn’t yet had the opportunity to play a heel on the main roster, and most fans from her NXT days agree that’s her best role.

Banks' signature sunglasses are a key part of persona. These inexpensive replica editions retail for just $12.99 and are the perfect accessory for girls who idolize The Boss.

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#1 WWE Evolution DVD

The Evolution DVD captures a key moment in women's wrestling history.

This past October, WWE made history in broadcasting its very first all female PPV event. Such a feat would have been unthinkable as recently as five years ago, but is a testament to the excellent female talents who have risen through the ranks of late, and WWE affording them more opportunities than ever to thrive in the limelight.

The all female show didn’t only happen, though—it was good. Evolution wound up in contention for the best WWE main roster PPV of the year. There were no truly bad matches on it, the Last Woman Standing bout between Becky Lynch and Charlotte Flair was a borderline match of the year contender, and Ronda Rousey’s main event match with Nikki Bella delivered, too.

Sure, hardcore fans tend to have the WWE Network, and so buying physical media of this event feels a little redundant. This show represents a special enough moment for women’s wrestling and its fans, though, that it’s worth paying a little extra for this Walmart exclusive release to reinforce to WWE that we want more of this kind of programming, and that girls looking up to female Superstars need it.