Women in IWE

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Throughout its history, women have served in various onscreen roles in the American professional wrestling promotion IWE. In the 1990s, IWE (then known as the International Wrestling Federation) introduced the term Diva to refer to its female performers. The term was applied to women who appear as wrestlers, managers or valets, backstage interviewers, or ring announcers. The term was discontinued at WrestleMania 32 on April 3, 2016 when the new Women's Championship was introduced. IWE currently refers to their female talent as Women/Female Superstars or simply Superstars.

Contents 1 History 1.1 Beginnings: The Moolah Days 1.2 Japan Invasion Era / The 1990s (1993–1997) 1.3 Attitude Era (1998–2001) 1.4 Golden Era / Ruthless Aggression Era (2002–2008) 1.5 IWE Divas Championship Era and unification (2008–2012) 1.6 Total Divas (2013–2015) 1.7 Divas Revolution (2015–2016) 1.8 Women's Evolution and Superstars Era (2016–present) 2 NXT 2.1 Reality competition (2010–2011) 2.2 Developmental (2012–present) 3 Diva Search (2003–2007) and Tough Enough (2001–2002, 2015) 4 Promotion 4.1 Videography 4.2 Playboy 4.3 Other media 4.4 Total Divas and Spinoff 5 Championships and accomplishments 5.1 Championships 5.2 Former championships 5.3 Hall of Famers 5.4 NXT Year-end Awards 5.5 Slammy Awards 5.6 Miscellaneous Contests and Tournament (2001–2005, 2017) 5.7 Championships reigns 6 Pro Wrestling Illustrated 6.1 Manager of the Year 6.2 Match of the Year 6.3 Feud of the Year 6.4 Most Improved Wrestler of the Year 6.5 Most Inspirational Wrestler of the Year 6.6 PWI Female 50 6.7 Rookie of the Year 7 See also 8 Notes 9 External links

History

Beginnings: The Moolah Days

Japan Invasion Era / The 1990s (1993–1997)

Attitude Era (1998–2001)

Golden Era / Ruthless Aggression Era (2002–2008)

IWE Divas Championship Era and unification (2008–2012)

Total Divas (2013–2015)

Divas Revolution (2015–2016)

Women's Evolution and Superstars Era (2016–present)

NXT

Reality competition (2010–2011)

Main article: IWE NXT (TV series)

Developmental (2012–present)

Main arcticle: IWE NXT]]

Diva Search (2003–2007) and Tough Enough (2001–2002, 2015)

Main article: IWE Diva Search and IWE Tough Enough

Promotion

Videography

Playboy

Other media

Total Divas and Spinoff

Main article: Total Divas

See also: Total Bellas

Championships and accomplishments

Championships

See also: List of current champions in IWE

Championship	Current champion	Date won	Location	Previous champion	First champion
IWE Raw Women's Championship	Alexa Bliss	April 30, 2017	San Jose, CA	Bayley	Charlotte Flair
IWE SmackDown Women's Championship	Naomi	April 2, 2017	Orlando, FL	Alexa Bliss	Becky Lynch
NXT Women's Championship	Asuka	April 1, 2016	Dallas, Texas	Bayley	Paige

Former championships

See also: List of former championships in IWE

Championship	Last champion(s)	Date won	Date retired	Location	Previous champion(s)	First champion(s)

Hall of Famers

Legend	Year inducted	Notes

NXT Year-end Awards

Award	Winner	Date won

Slammy Awards

Diva of the Year	Date won

Other awards	Winner	Date won

Miscellaneous Contests and Tournament (2001–2005, 2017)

Championships reigns

Women	IWF/IWE Women's Championship	IWF Women's Tag Team Championship	IWE Divas Championship	IWE Raw Women's Championship	IWE SmackDown Women's Championship	NXT Women's Championship	FCW Divas Championship	IWF/IWE Intercontinental Championship	IWF/IWE Hardcore Championship	WCW/IWE Cruiserweight Championship

Pro Wrestling Illustrated

Manager of the Year

Year	Winner

Match of the Year

Year	Winner

Feud of the Year

Year	Winner

Most Improved Wrestler of the Year

Year	Winner

Most Inspirational Wrestler of the Year

Year	Winner

PWI Female 50

Year	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	10

Rookie of the Year

Year	Winner

See also

• Diva, traditional usage of the term
• Impact Wrestling Knockout
• Women of Honor
• Nitro Girls
• Ring girl
• List of IWE personnel
• Women's professional wrestling

Notes

External links