20 Greatest WWE Women's Matches Since 2000

For months, Charlotte, Bayley, Becky Lynch and Sasha Banks competed against and with each other while simultaneously lending further credibility and legitimacy to NXT's blossoming women's division. Their in-ring exploits built that area of the roster from a niche part of the roster to its greatest attribute.

It was only a matter of time before the four of them came together for an enormous Fatal 4-Way bout, the NXT Woman's Championship at stake. At TakeOver: Rival, Charlotte would have to defend against the three greatest challengers to her reign atop the women's wrestling world.

The action never stopped. From babyfaces Charlotte and Bayley teaming up for a two-on-one Codebreaker on Banks, to The Boss and The Lass Kicker double-teaming their babyface opponents before turning their focus on each other, the match was rife with storytelling, dramatic near-falls and a raucous crowd throughout.

In the end, Banks trapped Charlotte in the Bank Statement, looking to force a submission out of her former BFFs teammate. When the second-generation reached the ropes, The Boss pushed off and into a crucifix pin, beating Charlotte for the title.

There was no screwy finish, no interference or controversy. The best wrestler won the match and the title, a refreshing change from the nonsense typically seen on the main roster. That finish helped elevate the already excellent match to the ninth spot on this list.