Flawless Face-Off: Women’s Evolution Era – Round 3 Winners!!

Round 3 of the Flawless Face-Off brought passion, surprises, and some of the toughest categories yet. I’m happy to report that there was no sign of tampering in this round! Fans showed up in force to vote for the faces, heel, and icons that defined the Women’s Evolution Era. After the dust settled, here are the winners  and why they earned their spotlights.

Best Face: Becky Lynch

From “The Lass Kicker” to “The Man,” Becky Lynch’s face run defined an entire era of women’s wrestling. What set her apart was her authenticity, fans didn’t just cheer her, they believed in her. Her rise wasn’t manufactured; it was organic, fueled by fire promos, relentless determination, and a chip on her shoulder that resonated with anyone who’s ever been overlooked.

Becky’s face work wasn’t about perfection, it was about perseverance. Every time she fought back from injury, every time she pushed through management roadblocks, fans felt like they were part of her struggle. That’s why she takes the crown as Best Face of the Women’s Evolution Era.

Best Heel: Alexa Bliss

No one loved being hated quite like Alexa Bliss. From her smug promos to her cheap tactics in the ring, Alexa played the role of the manipulative mean girl like it was written for her from the start. Bliss didn’t dominate with brute strength, it was her wit and willingness to exploit every opportunity that made her dangerous.

As a heel, Bliss made fans feel something every time she appeared: annoyance, frustration, even rage. And in wrestling, that’s the ultimate measure of success. Alexa’s victory here is proof that her heel work left a permanent mark on the era.

Comedy Queen: Billie Kay

HEY KAYLA!! I can’t even begin to tell you how much fun I had looking back on clips in preparation for this write up. Billie Kay was hysterical. Her comedic timing, whether alongside Peyton or pitching her headshot & resume, was incredible. Whether it was a…