Who is the best WWE superstar in 2015?
The 10 Absolute Best WWE Wrestlers of 2015
- Kevin Owens. The only thing Kevin Owens didn’t do in 2015 was win the WWE World Heavyweight Championship, and frankly, that seems like it’s only going to be a matter of time.
- John Cena.
- Seth Rollins.
- Bayley.
- Sasha Banks.
- Brock Lesnar.
- The New Day.
- Roman Reigns.
Who is the greatest diva in WWE?
Trish Stratus comes in at No. 1 on my list of the top Diva wrestlers of all time. Her accomplishments are second to none. Trish was the WWE Womens Champion on seven occasions.
Who is the best WWE girl?
Trish Stratus has been named the greatest female WWE Superstar of the modern era in a new WWE Network series….WWE’s 50 Greatest Women Superstars: Full list revealed – Charlotte Flair #2, Becky Lynch #3
- The Bella Twins.
- Melina.
- Ivory.
- Bull Nakano.
- Naomi.
- Kairi Sane.
- Jacqueline.
- Gail Kim.
What happened in WWE in 2015?
2015 was a great year for a number of WWE Superstars and Divas. Four different men held the WWE World Heavyweight Championship over the last 12 months. Three Divas ignited a revolution. And a bona fide icon finally competed in a WWE ring some 30 years after his debut.
Who are the best Superstars of 2015?
When discussing the best Superstars of 2015, the discussion must begin and end with Seth “Freaking” Rollins. In a year filled with remarkable performances from Superstars and Divas alike, Rollins started 2015 in the deep end, wrestling Brock Lesnar and John Cena, and only waded into further challenges from there.
How did the WWE Divas Revolution start?
On July 13, Charlotte, Sasha Banks and Becky Lynch made the jump from WWE NXT to the main roster, ushering in the Divas Revolution in the process. Ric Flair’s pride and joy, along with Becky and Paige, formed Team PCB, and the trio quickly conquered the Divas division.
When did Ronda Rousey join the WWE main roster?
After running roughshod through NXT in a matter of months, the prizefighter made the jump to the main roster in May 2015, setting his sights on 15-time WWE World Heavyweight Champion John Cena.