Mami is on top of PWI Womens 500 for 2023.

[Nosnorb]

Congratulations to Rhea, the winner of the Pro Wrestling Illustrated Womens Top 500

The Top Ten are as follows -

1) Rhea Ripley

2) Giulia

3) Bianca Belair

4) Jamie Hayter

5) Tam Nakano

6) Athena

7) Deonna Purrazzo

8) Willow Nightingale

9) Kamille

10) Jordynne Grace

[Rudy Gobert Fadeaway]

Jonathan Gresham's negotiating power has been thrown a lifeline

[EoE: Well There's Your Problem]

Significantly quiet year for WWE women beyond Ripley and Belair. Flair, Lynch and Bayley didn't even make Top 20, apparently.

[Deleted]

Can't agree with Rhea being #1 not with the pretty nothing run she has had with the title since Mania.

Tam should be #1 IMO.

[theironyuppie]

Oct 18, 2023 20:58:52 GMT -5 EoE: Well There's Your Problem said:

Significantly quiet year for WWE women beyond Ripley and Belair. Flair, Lynch and Bayley didn't even make Top 20, apparently.

Charlotte got the highest ranking of the three at #21, though Asuka got next-best after Rhea/Bianca at #11.

[Jumpin' Jesse Walsh]

Yes, but what about her comeuppance?

[Heartbreaker]

Mami is always on top.

[ayumidah]

This is the first time in probably ever I'll have bought three of these magazines in a row. Got the Cardona/SDL cover, got the Shield top three cover, and now will get this one when it hits newsstands.

[asuka007]

Oct 18, 2023 20:58:52 GMT -5 EoE: Well There's Your Problem said:

Significantly quiet year for WWE women beyond Ripley and Belair. Flair, Lynch and Bayley didn't even make Top 20, apparently.

Bayley hasn’t really been given much shine all year. And Becky only recently so.

[Xxcjb01xX [PIECE OF: SH-]]

Happy to see Jamie get in, if she hadn't gotten hurt I think she would have been even higher

Athena absolutely deserves that top spot too, as does Willow, who has been a huge workhorse this year

Giulia and Tam absolutely deserve to be here too

[Perd]

Rhea is #1 and that’s what she did on Dom to celebrate.

[theironyuppie]

Feels like the obvious but correct call. Even besides the kayfabe aspect of not taking any falls for the entire year (and becoming the first woman to win the Rumble from no. 1), it's been such a breakthrough year for her and at this point she's in unprecedented territory for a woman in WWE, let alone for someone with her background in the Australian indie scene and having just turned 27. There's been dominant champs, highly popular women, consistently featured managers/enforcers, but no one who's done all those things at once.

[Squirrel Master]

Oct 18, 2023 22:34:55 GMT -5 Perd said:

Rhea is #1 and that’s what she did on Dom to celebrate.

Mami’s had Dom pegged for greatness 😜

[JoDaNa1281]

Great to see Deonna & Jordynne in there!

Jordynne & Bianca are the only 2 in the top 10, that were also in the top 10 last year!

Hell, Masha Slamovich was #13...putting her in the top 15 on both PWI lists this year!

[Vice honcho room temperature]

ok but who is 500

[MrElijah]

Oct 18, 2023 22:34:55 GMT -5 Perd said:

Rhea is #1 and that’s what she did on Dom to celebrate.

[Deleted]

It is kayfabe and really Rhea is 1 because it will just result in more sales..so meh.



The real #1 because we all exsist on Tam Road and believe in Tam and somewhere we exsist on her multiversal lore she creates on her insane twitter/x and there is no other on this level.

[ejm olmos]

It makes complete sense. There’s no woman in the wrestling world that’s been booked to be more important over the past year than Rhea Ripley.

["Evil Brood" Jackson Vanik]

The gap between 1-2 and the rest is hilariously massive:

[fw91]

I mean in kayfabe of course she is.