Over the years, WWE has been home to some of the most exciting and attractive female wrestlers and Divas in history. They made enough of an impression to impress fans with their in-ring performance and become some of the most recognizable figures in sports entertainment. Since the early days of Divas, who were just standing ringside or backstage, we have come full circle to a time when there are main event matches with amazingly talented female athletes.

The idea of Divas in WWE was brewing from the 1980s and '90, with faces like Miss Elizabeth who opened pathways for generations to come. As the wrestling industry advanced, the women's role changed and eventually became an important aspect of WWE programming with Divas. Divas became popular in the late 1990s and early 2000s, with many cross-specializing entertainment divisions.

Until a few years ago, WWE had been using the term "Diva" but has since decided to call its female performers Superstars and focus more on their athleticism and in-ring work. Still, the damage of this era lived on and can be seen in how many may think of these women more for their looks than work to stand out as part of a "Divas"; some did defy such measures earlier.

The 10 Most Hottest WWE Divas of All Time

1. Trish Stratus

As probably the most beautiful and successful Diva in WWE history, Trish was a hit with the fans almost instantly because of her beauty, athleticism, and amazing personality. Written in history as the blonde bombshell, her bright white teeth, and fitness model-based background made her stand out amongst the many Divas.

No one has the legacy that Trish does in WWE. She is also a seven-time WWE Women's Champion and was named Diva of the Decade. Pro Wrestling Illustrated ranked her number 1 on their top twenty best female wrestlers list in the PWI Female 50 in both of these years, but are not recognized by WWE as world title reigns. As a trailblazer for the Divas division, Trish helped take women's wrestling to unprecedented levels during her tenure.

2. Stacy Keibler

She is best known for her time as "The Legs of WWE." Stacy's measurements were 34D-23-33, and she was only five foot eleven inches tall but had a slim, athletic build that showed through. It was her blond hair, radiant smile, and a presence quite distinctive of all the other Divas.

Although Stacy was not an in-ring competitor, her time with WWE left a lasting impression. She has appeared in sharp storylines and non-wrestling segments as one of the most prominent women in WWE during the 2000s. Her WWE popularity served her well after she left the company, as Stacy appeared on "Dancing with the Stars" and transitioned into an acting career.

Stacy Keibler was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame a decade later for her role and because she is one of those Divas with super-staying power amongst fans today.

3. Torrie Wilson

Torrie Wilson had the beautiful blonde and girl-next-door appeal and a toned body. Beauty and a background in fitness competitions, her athleticism complemented click for full-size image.

Torrie became one of WWE's most popular Divas during her run in the company, as she appeared on countless magazine covers and shoots. Therefore, although Torrie was not a skilled in-ring performer, she provided value to WWE based on her attractiveness and charisma.

In 2019, Torrie was immortalized in the WWE Hall of Fame. With the way she was loved and her ageless beauty, Sunny is guaranteed a spot at the top of every one's all-time Diva list.

4. Sable

Sable was one of the first Divas that became a sex symbol in WWE. She became an overnight sensation with her platinum blonde hair, unforgettable blue eyes, and hourglass figure. What set Sable apart from other women at the time was her looks, confidence, and attitude, which helped make her one of WWE's most visible figures during the Attitude Era.

She was one of the original WWE women in Playboy, which other Divas followed throughout subsequent years. She later won the WWE Women's Championship, making her one extraordinary-looking face found in quite a while wrestling during that time.

Though she had a limited run with WWE, Sable's influence on the Divas division and her sex symbol status of the late '90s ensure that she remains one of the most recognizable and stunning girls in company history.

5. Lita

There was no doubt that it brought a combination of beauty and an edge to WWE. She did not have the typical blonde bombshell look many other Divas had, and with her fiery red hair, tattoos, and overall alternative style, stand out. Between Lita's athletic physique and punk rock look, she quickly became one of the most popular women fans in wrestling history.

Outside of that, Lita was a pioneer in the ring. She was identifiably for her teetering moves and efforts to take on male superstars during matches. Lita is a four-time WWE Woman's Champion and was in many of the best storylines from the early 2000s.

6. Sunny

Sunny is often referred to as the "original Diva" of WWE. Sunny, with her blond hair and bright smile, appealed to many wrestling-hungry fans at the time due to her inherent "girl next door" charm. 

Sunny was never a wrestler per se, but her impact on WWE far outweighed many of the divas who were athletes. She was a trailblazer for the Divas to come, serving as WWE's premiere female valet and manager. Sunny's popularity also made her one of the most downloaded celebrities on AOL in 1996 and 1997, showing how popular she was then.

7. Michelle McCool

Michelle McCool balanced beauty with talent, which helped her stand out among the pack of Divas from that period. With a tall, trim-think frame, blonde hair, and model looks, she was practically built for the Divas division.

She is a two-time WWE Women's Champion and former holder of the Divas Championship. She was the Woman of the Year by Pro Wrestling Illustrated in 2010, one woman people considered to be at or near that level.

However, Michelle had more impact in WWE than just her looks. As one half of the "LayCool" tag team with Layla, she was a major force in raising the profile of female wrestlers during their run together. Michelle has wrestled a few times in WWE since her retirement in 2011, most recently as an entrant in the Women's Royal Rumble matches.

8. Kelly Kelly

Kelly Kelly was the quintessential novelty blonde bombshell that WWE went heavy on in the late 2000s and early 2010s. Kelly was a gorgeous, athletic woman with an ideal body and bubbly personality who quickly won over fans her age by skyrocketing to the top of mid-2000s popularity.

Kelly began her life in WWE as part of ECW brand's "Extreme Exposé" dance troupe. Creeping into an in-ring performer, she won the WWE Divas Championship in 2011. Though a weak technical wrestler, Kelly was popular with fans because of her enthusiasm and work ethic.

9. Maryse

WWE felt the French-Canadian Maryse brought a different glamour to their roster. Her platinum blonde hair, dark features, and statuesque figure made Maryse the epitome of a classic "femme fatale." Her beauty was also equaled in her look and ring attitude, making her one of the most memorable Divas of that era.

Maryse has been a two-time Divas Champion in WWE and is best known for her hair flip. In other words, she flips her hair during an entrance as well as her "cocky" personality. Her beauty and charisma also led to appearances on WWE reality shows like "Total Divas."

Maryse did more for WWE than just in the ring. She returned to the company in 2016, playing The Miz's manager and real-life wife as well, reminding all of us just how valuable she is when adding sizzle to stories.

10. Alexa Bliss

Alexa Bliss might as well be the epitome of today's generation in WWE; she has the looks, and colleagues agree that she is exceptional in-ring talent. Her petite figure, animated face, and different hair sizes, most regularly blonde or pink, have gone a long way in ensuring she does not go overlooked.

For a little over four years in, Alexa has done so much and accomplished plenty with WWE. A five-time Women's Champion three times on Raw and two times on SmackDown, and twice as WWE Divas champion, The range to play at world characters, from comedy queen to fierce competitor, has resonated with fans, making for one of WWE's most well-liked and versatile female talents.

With WWE having abruptly done away with the use of the term "Diva," Alexa Bliss is a wrestler who embodies many of what was once good about that era to go along with being an example of how much far better in-ring ability has come now.

The most stunning divas have left marks in the world of WWE that reach beyond their beauty. The evolution of the women's division in WWE is due to these trailblazers, for they are truly responsible for ushering in this new generation of female superstars who continue opening doors and making history as main event headliners.

So, as we celebrate the beauty of these WWE Divas, here is a salute to how they help break down barriers and stereotypes that have helped increase women's standing in professional wrestling. Their stamp cannot be wiped clean in the annals of sports entertainment, and their legacy lingers on, impacting many generations.