The Best Current Female Wrestlers Signed With AEW
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Hikaru Shida
- Pro Debut: July 20th, 2008
- Finisher: Falcon Arrow
- Real Name: Hikaru Shida
Hikaru Shida is the quiet workhorse of the AEW women's division. While the division has faced some well-deserved criticism as it tries to find its footing, one thing most agree on is that Hikaru Shida has been involved in most of the division's best matches. That isn't a coincidence, and the audience has taken notice and seems to be behind her more and more with each passing week.
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Britt Baker
- Pro Debut: August 1st, 2015
- Finisher: Lockjaw
- Real Name: Brittany Baker
Britt Baker signed with AEW in January of 2019 and has been a prominent figure in their women's division ever since. Baker isn't just a professional wrestler; she works as a dentist in Orlando Florida on days she isn't traveling (and wrestling) with AEW.
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Kris Statlander
- Pro Debut: June 14th, 2017
- Finisher: Big Bang Theory
- Real Name: Kristen Statlander
Kris Statlander has been wrestling for less than three years and is already making waves. AEW signed her in the fall of 2019 and she has been in the women's title picture for most of 2020. Before she signed with AEW, there were rumors alleging to the fact that WWE had been trying to sway her over their side.
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Penelope Ford
- Pro Debut: December 17th, 2014
- Finisher: Stunner
- Real Name: Olivia Hasler
Penelope Ford has been used sparingly in the ring since the start of her tenure with AEW. She has spent more of her screen time accompanying Superbad Kip Sabian to the ring. Before signing with AEW, Ford was a mainstay in Combat Zone Wrestling (CZW) and Women Superstars Uncensored (WSU).
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Riho
- Pro Debut: May 29th, 2006
- Finisher: Jumping Knee
- Real Name: Riho Hime
- AEW Championships: 1x AEW Women's World Champion (won on October 2nd, 2019)
Riho was the first-ever AEW Women's World Champion, winning the title by defeating Nyla Rose on the premiere episode of AEW Dynamite in October of 2019. Riho began training and made her pro wrestling debut at the age of nine. She wrestled extensively in Japan and other parts of Asia before signing to AEW.
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Emi Sakura
- Pro Debut: August 17th, 1995
- Finisher: Ice Driver
- Real Name: Emi Motokawa
Emi Sakura has been wreslting for more than three decades. The crafty veteran appears in AEW competing against the rest of the women's division, sort of as a player-coach when in tag and singles matches for the younger members of AEW's women's roster. She even received a title shot against her former student Riho at the AEW Full Gear event in November of 2019.
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Yuka Sakazaki
- Pro Debut: December 1st, 2013
- Finisher: Magic Girl Splash
- Real Name: Yuki Sakazaki
Yuki Sakazaki splits time between AEW here in the States and Tokyo Joshi Pro in Japan. Yuki is a fan favorite in both promotions due to her high flying offense and we will hopefully see more of her in AEW in the near future. Her finisher, Magical Girl Splash, is a rotating splash from the top rope.
- 81 VOTES
Julia Hart
- 91 VOTES
Skye Blue
- 101 VOTES
WIllow Nightingale
Photo: Willow Nightingale / Instagram - 111 VOTES
Thunder Rosa
Photo: Mel Cervantes / Instagram - 121 VOTESPhoto: Ruby Soho / Instagram
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Nyla Rose
- Pro Debut: December 8th, 2012
- Finisher: Beast Bomb
- Real Name: Nyla Rose
- AEW Women's Championships: 1x AEW Women's World Championship (won on February 12th, 2020)
Nyla Rose is the first transgendered professional wrestler to sign with a major U.S. promotion. She has been with All Elite Wrestling since it's inception and beat Riho for their women's world champion in February 2020.
- 140 VOTES
Deonna Purrazzo
- 150 VOTES
Toni Storm
- 160 VOTES
Athena
Photo: Athena Palmer / Instagram - 170 VOTESPhoto: sashabankswwe / Instagram
- 180 VOTESPhoto: Saraya / Instagram