10 Most Dominant WWE Women's Champions
9. Ronda Rousey - 231 Days
Truth be told, if this was a list of pure dominance as opposed to the tyranny of numbers, Ronda Rousey would be way up in the upper echelons, as opposed to slumming it down here in the early stages. A truly revolutionary presence in the history f combat sports, Rousey took to pro wrestling like the proverbial duck to water, albeit a duck that could smash your teeth out of your skull and break any of your limbs at a moment of her choosing. That's some duck.
Ronda Rousey was only WWE RAW Women's Champion for 231 days but she did more for that title in that time than many champions have done in far longer reigns. Rousey was dominant in a way that no other champion before her had been. She claimed to be the baddest woman on the planet and she had the legitimate credibility to back it up. Of course Ronda was a longtime champion; who could possibly beat her?
Ronda Rousey only suffered one pinfall defeat in her entire WWE run. Going one step further, she only lost two matches in total, one of which was a tag team in which her partner (Natalya) took the fall. That is real dominance.
Rousey didn't just beat her opponents, she destroyed them. Sure, she had the occasional 10-minute match on pay-per-view, but the majority of her matches were squashes that lasted seconds. She wasn't being paid by the minute.