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The symbol of the Women's Revolution — a title whose history spans from decorative prop to the most emotionally resonant championship in WWE, the belt main event WrestleMania.
The WWE Women's Championship has been both the most neglected and most improved title in WWE history. For decades it was defended in three-minute matches considered bathroom breaks. The emergence of Charlotte Flair, Sasha Banks, Becky Lynch, and Bayley from NXT — and their insistence on being treated as main eventers — transformed it. The first women's WrestleMania main event happened at WrestleMania 35. The title now headlines premium events, produces Match of the Year contenders, and is treated with the same reverence as the WWE Championship. That arc — from prop to crown — is one of wrestling's genuine success stories.
Modern iterations feature the butterfly design replaced by a more traditional rectangular plate — white strap with gold plate in the Divas era, then redesigned to a rose-gold and black colorway as the Women's Revolution redefined the title's meaning. Becky Lynch famously wore it during her 'The Man' era with battered, road-worn leather that looked lived in. Rhea Ripley's possession of it came with the same air of authority she brings to everything.
Also known as: The Women's Title, The Divas Championship