A groundbreaking new book, The Women of WrestleMania: The History, The Stats, The Stars, has just arrived, and it’s already making waves among wrestling fans worldwide. This comprehensive volume charts the remarkable journey of women at WWE’s biggest annual event, from the earliest appearances to modern main‑event triumphs.
Chronicle of Progress
WrestleMania began as a spectacle driven primarily by male superstars, but this book shines a light on the parallel, and equally compelling, story of the women who have broken barriers and redefined the very meaning of “WrestleMania moment.” Through a blend of chronological show-by-show analysis and deep dives into cultural trends, it tracks how female wrestlers evolved from side attractions to headline-grabbing icons.
Key Topics:
- Early Era Challenges: The “bathroom break” matches and token appearances that underscored the uphill battle women faced in the ’80s and ’90s.
- Attitude and Ruthless Aggression Eras: How boundary-pushing characters like Chyna and Trish Stratus led the charge for greater in-ring respect.
- “Divas” to Main Eventers: The hard-fought campaign that transitioned female competitors from the Divas Championship to the first-ever WrestleMania Women’s Main Event.
- Modern Empowerment: Profiles of today’s top stars: Sasha Banks, Becky Lynch, Charlotte Flair, and how they continue to elevate women’s wrestling.
Glimpse at the Contents
This 300+ page tribute doesn’t just recount statistics; it contextualizes each milestone with social commentary, compelling photographs, and personal anecdotes. Among its standout features:
- Era Star Spotlights: In-depth profiles of trailblazers like Fabulous Moolah, Miss Elizabeth, and Sasha Banks, women whose influence shaped entire eras.
- Statistical Breakdown: A detailed look at match lengths, on-screen time, and win/loss records, offering a data‑driven perspective on career impact.
- WrestleMania Records: A definitive guide to “Ms. WrestleMania,” highlighting the competitors with the most appearances, victories, and historic moments.
- Era Overviews: From the inaugural WrestleMania in 1985 to the high‑stakes pandemic-era shows, each chapter captures the spirit of its time.
- Defining Diva: An exploration of the Diva championship’s origins and how the term evolved into the Women’s Championship landscape we know today.
Critical Acclaim 
The Women of WrestleMania has earned enthusiastic endorsements from across the wrestling community:
“A tribute and celebration of women’s contributions to WWF/E—this book is essential reading.”
—Voices of Wrestling
“This compendium made me gasp more than once with its revealing profiles.”
—Scarlett Harris, author of A Diva Was a Female Version of a Wrestler
“Comprehensive, balanced, and inspiring—a testament to how far women’s wrestling has come.”
—Ella Jay, A Wrestling Gal podcast
Importantly, at least 25% of all profits will support women’s charities, ensuring that each copy sold helps meaningful causes both inside and outside the ring.
Women’s Wrestling A to Z
Available now in bookstores and online platforms everywhere, it’s your front‑row ticket to the highs and lows, the triumphs and trials, of every female superstar who ever graced WrestleMania’s grandest stage. Discover the never-before-seen world of women’s wrestling, learn about the major icons of the main event and stay up to date with all the WrestleMania trends!