Even though it officially turned 5 years old last July, WWE is celebrating the fifth anniversary of the Divas title on its website. For the first few years of the Divas Title, it co-existed with the Women's Championship. Originally created as the SmackDown-specific title, it was less than a year before it moved over to Raw (around the waist of Maryse), and was unified with the Women's Championship one year thereafter. Today, it is simply called the WWE Divas Championship. The recent wave of publicity is likely due to AJ Lee's record-breaking title reign, at last count 220 days. AJ is certainly one of the best representatives of the Divas Title: she has endeared herself to both young and adult fans, she is media friendly, and she can wrestle. Unfortunately, the same cannot be said for many of the women who've worn the Divas belt these last five years. Was its unification with the Women's Championship a sign of champions to come? When a company chooses a butterfly-themed Divas belt over a conventional wrestling one, you're bound to see some questionable title holders. Let's take a look!