10 Best WrestleMania Women's Matches, According To CageMatch.net

WWE putting greater importance on the women’s division over the past few years led to massive changes come WrestleMania season. It wasn’t even a decade ago where no women’s matches made the WrestleMania 29 card due to the lack of interest from WWE. The previous years would see a handful of matches getting enough time and credibility to leave a positive memory.RELATED: The 10 Best WrestleMania Matches In History, According To Cagematch.netThings have changed where women can now realistically main event WrestleMania or steal the show with a stellar match. Cagematch is considered one of the better websites to find an overall rating for matches rated by readers. Wrestling fans have made their voice heard with some women’s matches thriving more than others. The following matches were the best of the women’s division at WrestleMania based on Cagematch ratings.

10 Bayley Vs Sasha Banks Vs Charlotte Flair Vs Nia Jax (WrestleMania 33): 5.71

WWE opted to have a fatal four-way match for the Raw Women’s Championship at WrestleMania 33. The women’s division was strong enough for Sasha Banks, Charlotte Flair and Nia Jax all to challenge Bayley for the top Raw women’s prize.

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Bayley scored a huge victory to retain the titles and defeat her three biggest enemies at the time. WWE’s history of women’s matches on WrestleMania is still limited, which helps this match with a 5.71 Cagematch rating crack the top ten.

9 Alexa Bliss & Nikki Cross Vs Asuka & Kairi Sane (WrestleMania 36 Night 1): 6.05

The concept of WrestleMania 36 left a lot of fans confused heading into the two-night event. WWE couldn’t have live fans attend an event during the pandemic shutdown, but they ran a show inside the Performance Center to make up for it.

The first night was opened with a fun Women’s Tag Team Championship match. Alexa Bliss and Nikki Cross saw their odd couple tag team peak with a huge win over the talented duo of Asuka and Kairi Sane. All four women were on the same page for a solid match getting a 6.05 Cagematch rating.

8 Rhea Ripley Vs Asuka (WrestleMania 37 Night 2): 6.27

One of the most recent women’s matches on the biggest stage featured Rhea Ripley winning the Raw Women’s Championship from Asuka. The match took place on the second night of WrestleMania 37 with mixed reviews.

Many fans felt underwhelmed for a match between two of the most talented all-around female performers in WWE. The match was technically sound enough to receive a 6.27 rating on CageMatch as a top ten women’s match on WrestleMania.

7 Becky Lynch Vs Ronda Rousey Vs Charlotte Flair (WrestleMania 35): 6.30

WrestleMania 35 featured a landmark moment for the women of WWE. The trio of Charlotte Flair, Ronda Rousey and Becky Lynch main evented WrestleMania for the first women’s match to close the show on the biggest stage.

Unfortunately, the match didn’t live up to the hype and was viewed as average rather than a must-watch special attraction. Cagematch voters rated the match a 6.30 to show that it was a top ten women’s match on WrestleMania but not worthy of the top five.

6 Trish Stratus Vs Jazz Vs Victoria (WrestleMania 19): 6.50

Many fans view WrestleMania 19 as the greatest event in the show’s rich history. This event had a rare credible match for the women’s division involving Trish Stratus, Jazz and Victoria. All three ladies did a great job working towards this match by helping build the women’s division from scratch.

Stratus won the match and the Women’s Championship to end the Victoria's title reign. The match only received a little over seven minutes, but they made the most of their time. Cagematch rated the match a 6.50 for the second-strongest women’s match before the evolution timeline.

5 Mickie James Vs Trish Stratus (WrestleMania 22): 6.63

Another important night for Trish Stratus on the biggest stage came at WrestleMania 22 against Mickie James. WWE called up James from developmental and placed her in a storyline with Stratus that lasted many months.

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The friendship turned stalking turned rivalry led to a big match for the women’s division. Mickie pulled off the huge victory to become the Women’s Championship in a match that received a 6.63 rating on Cagematch. This was the first time WWE spent months building a singles match for the women’s division and holds significance looking back.

4 Charlotte Flair Vs Rhea Ripley (WrestleMania 36 Night 2): 8.03

WWE took a creative risk by having Charlotte Flair win the 2020 women’s Royal Rumble match and choosing to challenge NXT Women’s Champion Rhea Ripley over the Raw or SmackDown title. The empty arena atmosphere took away from the full potential, but it was still a strong match.

Charlotte scored the victory over Rhea in the opening match of night two of WrestleMania 36 and received an 8.03 rating on Cagematch. The match was among the better in-ring outings during the weekend to represent the women’s division well.

3 Charlotte Flair Vs Asuka (WrestleMania 34): 8.12

The first women’s Royal Rumble match featured Asuka winning and choosing to challenge Charlotte Flair for the SmackDown Women’s Championship at WrestleMania 34.WWE sold the undefeated streak of Asuka against the title reign of Charlotte for a true attraction for the diehard fans.

Everyone expected Asuka to continue the undefeated streak, but Charlotte shocked the world by scoring the win. Both ladies contributed to having a great match that received an 8.12 rating on Cagematch. The entire night peaked with Charlotte and Asuka having the audience more invested than in the later main events.

2 Bianca Belair Vs Sasha Banks (WrestleMania 37 Night 1): 8.47

WWE had the second women’s main event at a WrestleMania on the first night of WrestleMania 37. Sasha Banks lost the SmackDown Women’s Championship to Bianca Belair in an exciting bout of back-and-forth action.

The star-making performance of Belair cemented her as a top star before the controversial title loss to Becky Lynch later that year. Cagematch rated Bianca vs Sasha an 8.47 and many fans would argue it deserves to have the top spot.

1 Charlotte Flair Vs Sasha Banks Vs Becky Lynch (WrestleMania 32): 8.50

The women’s evolution truly took off at WrestleMania 32 when WWE proved they were committing to change. WWE decided to end the divas division and Divas Championship by debuting a new Women’s Championship belt that night.

Charlotte Flair, Sasha Banks and Becky Lynch faced off in a triple threat match in front of the biggest WWE crowd ever less than a year into their main roster call-up. The massive win for Charlotte came after they stole the show together to receive an 8.50 Cagematch rating.