WWE WrestleMania: Every Women's Championship Match Ranked From Worst To Best

Alexa Bliss vs. Nia Jax at WrestleMania 34 could have easily been a great contest. There was a fine story coming into 'Mania that year, with Bliss (and then-lackey Mickie James) having bullied Jax simply because she was bigger than most of WWE's female talents.

This was a rare example of when a squash match for an advertised WrestleMania encounter would have sufficed. Instead, we got a little over ten minutes of action between the duo when, really, this should have been three minutes maximum.

Even then, this still could have been alright. Jax got the revenge over 'The Goddess' that she needed to in order to progress the story; hell, she became the new Raw Women's Champion by executing a Samoan drop off the middle turnbuckle. Problem is, Alexa got far too much offence in to the point that she was connecting with a Twisted Bliss.

Why the storyline between the duo continued even past WrestleMania is beyond this writer's imagination. Alexa should not have regained the title just two months later. Still, at least Nia got her WrestleMania moment with an emotional title win.