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Times have definitely changed since The Attitude Era, the internet has taken over and now it seems that one of the entry requirements for any main event level wrestler is to have a huge following on Social Media. Of course, not all WWE stars are on Twitter, Instagram or Facebook, but the vast majority are and it appears that there is a struggle going on outside of the ring to see who the top female star is with the most Twitter followers.
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The women of Total Divas have to spend a large portion of their time promoting the show and their fellow women on Social Media, which could be why they have managed to gather such a solid following, but when it comes to the most followed women on Twitter from the current WWE roster, you will be surprised to see who is at the top of the ladder.
#10 Lana - 1.03 million
Lana came to WWE through the 2013 Diva Search and has since gone on to become the most successful person to come out of that competition. Devin Taylor, Eva Marie, and JoJo Offerman were all part of the show, but Lana is the only one who has gone on to become a competitive member of WWE's roster.
Lana has spent most of her time in WWE as a mouthpiece for her husband Rusev, but she has also spent a lot of time training and working in the ring alongside some of the best female wrestlers in the world. Interestingly, neither the current SmackDown or Raw Women's Champions make this list, but Lana does since she has been able to amass more than a million followers on her Twitter account.
#9 Bayley - 1.12 million
Bayley is often the forgotten member of the Four Horsewomen, despite being a former NXT Women's Champion and the first woman to pin Nia Jax, Bayley still hasn't been given the same opportunities as many of the other women.
Bayley's time on the main roster hasn't been as memorable as it should have been, coming off the back of a fantastic feud with Asuka. Fans have called for Bayley to turn heel so many times in order to give her character a new lease on life, but this is still yet to happen as she remains stuck in a storyline with Sasha Banks.
Nayley still remains a popular star in the eyes of the WWE Universe and has managed to slide into this list as the ninth most followed female wrestler in WWE, which could be because of her incredible ability to connect with the younger demographic of the WWE Universe.
#8 Becky Lynch - 1.28 million
Becky Lynch was the inaugural SmackDown Women's Champion back in 2016 and continues to push the division forward from the front, which is why she is challenging Carmella for the SmackDown Women's Championship at SummerSlam next month.
The self-proclaimed "Lass Kicker" has always been popular with the WWE Universe, since she has mainly been used as a face throughout her career. Lynch also has an obsession with using hilarious puns and uses her Twitter account to share some of her favorites.
#7 Charlotte - 1.3 million
Charlotte is the daughter of two-time Hall of Famer Ric Flair, but even though wrestling is in her blood, it isn't a career that she actively wanted to pursue until five years ago when she signed with WWE.
Charlotte is now widely considered to be one of the best female wrestlers that the company has ever created and she continues to break down barriers in the Women's Revolution. Charlotte has made history over the past few years as both a face and a heel but still remains one of the company's most popular stars.
#6 Sasha Banks - 1.63 million
Sasha Banks has been dominating the wrestling world ever since she made her debut in NXT all those years ago. The Boss has definitely been one of the main catalysts for the Women's Revolution and her popularity has only continued to grow throughout her time on the main roster.
Banks has made so much history over the past few years alongside the likes of Charlotte, Alexa Bliss, and Bayley and judging by the following that the former Women's Champion has been able to gather on her Social Media pages, it's obvious that the WWE Universe have noticed how much she has helped the Women's Revolution push forward over the past few years.
#5 Natalya - 2.01 million
Natalya is one of the veterans of the Women's Division currently and aside from The Bella Twins, she is the longest reigning cast member on Total Divas, since she has been there since day one. Nattie comes from a family of wrestling royalty and even though she hasn't been given the chances that she deserves in WWE over the past few years, she has still remained one of the company's most popular stars.
Nattie is very close to her fanbase and manages to control a number of social media pages including ones that she's created for her cats, which could be why she has been able to amass more than two million followers on Twitter alone.
#4 Paige - 2.19 million
Paige has had quite the journey through WWE over the past few years, from the first ever NXT Women's Champion, the youngest ever Divas Champion and now the first female manager of SmackDown Live since the brand split.
Paige was forced out of the ring and onto the sidelines earlier this year, but the former Champion has adapted well to this setback and has been a consistent face on SmackDown Live where she has maintained control of her roster. Despite all of her issues in recent years, Paige has come out on top and the fact that she's the fourth most followed female wrestler in WWE means that her fanbase still remains behind her regardless of her position in WWE.
#3 Stephanie McMahon - 2.81 million
Stephanie McMahon is the Chief Brand Officer in WWE and has become the face of the current Women's Revolution. The former Women's Champion uses her Twitter accounts to promote a lot of the work that she is able to do outside of the ring that would go unnoticed if she was unable to share it online.
McMahon isn't someone who is on TV every week like every other female wrestler, but she has still managed to amass almost three million followers on Twitter, which makes her just the third most followed female in the company. Stephanie doesn't personally Tweet very often since her timeline is made up of retweets from her husband Triple H and WWE's main account, but when she does Tweet she still manages to continue to push forward her professional image.
#2 Nikki and Brie Bella - 3.5 million
When Nikki and Brie Bella debuted in WWE, they were known as The Bella Twins and predominantly worked as a team. This could be one of the main reasons why they have decided to retain their joined Twitter page over the past decade.
The two women have separate Instagram pages, but they have kept their joint Twitter page throughout their time in the spotlight and only tell fans which sister is Tweeting by adding their initials to the end of their Tweet.
Given the fact that The Bella Twins are currently part of two reality TV shows, they have their own clothing line and wine company and are both dead set on making a return to the company in the near future, it comes as no surprise that they are second on the list of the most followed female wrestlers in WWE on Twitter.
#1 Ronda Rousey - 3.63 million
The Bella Twins have been the top dogs on Social Media for so long that it must have been hard for the former Champions when Ronda Rousey came along and overtook them on all social media platforms.
The former UFC Champion is currently the most followed wrestler male or female on Instagram and is now the most followed female on Twitter with just under four million followers. Rousey has definitely changed the face of the Women's Division ever since her arrival earlier this year and given the impressive fan base that she has on all of her social media pages, it's obvious that WWE wants to use this to further expand on the product that they have already created for their women.
