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#4 AJ Lee
The Women's Revolution has been a huge success for WWE's image.
Though there once was a time where women's matches were considered 'bathroom breaks'. But nowadays, many fans consider the Women's division the best thing in WWE.
But before stars like Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, Asuka and The IIconics were changing the game, there was AJ Lee.
Debuting in 2010, Lee set herself apart from the rest of the women, never afraid to show off her nerdy side or deep love for the industry.
Leaving in 2015, fans have been wanting AJ back ever since, with many hoping she would appear at last year's all-female event, Evolution.
Though she didn't show up, it hasn't stopped fans hoping to see Lee in WWE in 2019, where there is no shortage of dream matches for the former Divas Champion.
