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#3 Torrie Wilson
A surprise entry to this list, Torrie Wilson's lack of wrestling chops did not make her worthy of winning a title in the WWE anyways. However, she was the undisputed No.1 Diva on SmackDown for over four years in the mid-2000s, and the only reason she did not win the Women's title was that it was exclusive to RAW.
Torrie was immensely over with the fans and even rivalled Trish Stratus as the most popular female competitor in the company during her time in the company. She had matches at multiple WrestleManias, and is actually unbeaten at 'Mania if you don't count the Ms. WrestleMania battle royal at WrestleMania 25.
She was part of numerous feuds on SmackDown TV, all of which got a lot of air time. From a wrestling ability standpoint, she never deserved to win the Women's title, but she makes this list based on her popularity.
