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#2 The Divas of Doom
The common thread in many of WWE’s women’s factions was that they were anchored around covering for one or more wrestler not having much to offer in the ring, or lending eye candy to someone who’s all steak with little sizzle. The Divas of Doom were the antithesis of these dynamics featuring Beth Phoenix and Natalya uber-talented, powerful women out to change how fans looked at female performers.
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The team paired up from summer 2011 to early 2012 to be heavily featured in the Women’s and Divas Championship scenes. They were imposing obstacles for faces of the day like Kelly Kelly, Eve Torres, AJ Lee. While both are beautiful women in their own right, they made a point of emphasizing the fact that they were strong, skilled, and out to take apart the “princesses” running around WWE.
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The angle never really climaxed, as the pair quietly went their separate ways in 2012.
