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Which Divas could join Beth Phoenix and Natalya?
If any past or current Divas could join Beth and Natalya's cause to change the face of the division, who would they be?
Beth Phoenix and Natalya want to change the face of the Divas division.
Which past or current Divas could possibly join their crusade?
Luna Vachon, who debuted in 1986, had a style all her own.
With a half-shaved head of blond hair, frightening face paint and a steady sneer, the second-generation competitor and manager wasn't a typical Diva.
Fabulous Moolah was the greatest Women's Champion of all time.
She was the first to capture the title in 1956 and was the longest reigning champion in sports.
Aja Kong is a fierce female competitor from Japan.
She has competed on the independent circuit and briefly with WWE.
Alundra Blayze won the Women's Championship three times and revived the division in the '90s.
In 1995, she notoriously threw the Women's Title into a garbage can -- one of the boldest moves a female has made in the ring.
Bull Nakano won the Women's Title from Blayze in her native Japan in 1994 and held it for more than four months.
Nakano's alternative style and bizarre look was intimidating, a far cry from today's "blond bimbos" of the Divas division.
With a career that began in 1939, Mae Young is the only Superstar or Diva to compete in nine different decades.
Mae trained her friend, Fabulous Moolah, for her illustrious career.
Eve is a two-time Divas Champion and winner of the 2007 WWE Diva Search.
Expertly trained in Gracie Jiu-Jitsu, Eve is a strong and agile athlete.
