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12 More WWE Women Who Should Have Won A Specific Title – Part Two

23 September، 2022

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Who are some Divas and Women that should have won a specific championship in WWE?

Nearly two weeks ago, Diva Dirt gave a list of 10 women from WWE who should have won a specific title. To catch up on that list you can read more here. There are so many who should have had the chance to have a title run that this second list has 12 entries (technically 16 women in total with three tag teams).

Check them out below and join in the comments to discuss.

Contents

Nidia – WWE Women’s Championship
Victoria – Divas Championship
Cherry – Divas Championship

Nidia – WWE Women’s Championship

Nidia, who was the first female winner of WWE’s Tough Enough competition in the early 2000s, should have absolutely held the WWE Women’s Championship. In fact, up until Mandy Rose, no woman from a season of Tough Enough has gone on to win a singles championship.

Nidia had the charisma, she had the in-ring skills, and she had the crowd support to at least win the title once in her career. If she would have, this would have elevated the worth of the Tough Enough competition as a whole. She would receive very few title opportunities but did become the number one contender in 2004 to Trish Stratus. The match didn’t take place as Stratus punched Nidia out.

Victoria – Divas Championship

Victoria knew a thing about championships as she was a two-time WWE Women’s Champion. The thing about Victoria though is she was a rare representation of a female talent that was featured in more than one era of wrestling. Once the likes of Trish Stratus, Lita, Molly Holly, and more that Victoria was accustomed to wrestling against left, she would enter the Divas era.

Helping the Divas division and working with the next generation of women to put them over including Brie Bella‘s debut match. Victoria herself should have at least captured the butterfly title once but never even had a televised championship match. She requested her release from the company with two years left on her contract because WWE stated they had “no plans for her.”