8 Heaviest WWE Female Wrestlers Ever 

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Disclaimer: This article talks about different weight classes of women 

The weight has been an essential thing in the squared circle, especially in the men’s division. Heavyweight wrestlers are prioritized, but heavyweight female WWE female wrestlers are often overlooked. Unless a woman Superstar has an imposing look, her weight is not discussed in WWE programming. 

Through different eras of the Stamford-based promotion, the fans have witnessed women’s talents of different sizes. Seeing normal-sized female wrestlers, usually weighing under 150 pounds, is a common sight for Wrestling. However, these are the heaviest female Superstars of all time to face the ring of WWE. 

1) Kharma ( 123 kg or 272 lbs)

Kharma was among the handful of big women who had a steady and prolonged wrestling career despite the constant weight challenge. Making her debut in 2002, she wrestled for nearly two decades in various promotions, including WWE, TNA, and in Japan. 

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Kharma was part of the WWE roster from 2010 to 2012, known for her imposing physique and aura. Due to her colossal size, she became eligible to enter the Royal Rumble 2012, becoming one of the women to compete in the Battle Royal match.

Kharma’s height was 5 feet and 11 inches, placing her among the tallest women on the poster. In his prime, her billed weight in WWE was 123 kg or 272 pounds.

2) Nia Jax ( 123 Kg or 272 lbs)

Nia Jax belongs to the iconic Anoa’i family, making her the cousin of Roman Reigns and The Rock. Seeing the build of the Anoa’i family members, it is obvious why Nia Jax is one of the heaviest WWE female wrestlers of all time. 

The Irresistible Force of WWE sits at the weight of 272 pounds or 123 lbs alongside Kharma to jointly hold the top spot of the list. However, in recent years, Jax looks slightly lighter compared to her initial WWE days. 

Even though she is still billed as a woman over 270 pounds, her current weight might be a little less than WWE’s version. It is a reason she is holding the second spot on this list. 

3) Bertha Faye ( 118 kg or 260 lbs)

Berth Faye competed in WWE in the 1990s. Signing for the company in 1995, she was given a comedic gimmick. She had a great feud with Alundra Blayze right after the debut, and she later beat her at SummerSlam 1995. 

Bertha Faye was a plus-size woman. At a height of 5 feet and 8 inches, she weighed 260 pounds during her wrestling days. 

4) Piper Niven ( 95 kg or 209 lbs)

Piper Niven sits among the female talents in WWE at the moment, weighing over 200 pounds. Previously known as Dourdrop, the wrestler from Scotland has always been a plus-size wrestler, even before getting signed by WWE.

Despite the heavyweight, Piper Niven is an excellent performer. She has given some great matches throughout her WWE career, including against the former Women’s Champion, Nia Jax. Niven became a former Women’s Tag Team Champion with Chelsea Green.

5) Bull Nakamo ( 91 kg or 201 lbs)

With a linear facepaint and unique hairstyle, Bull Nakano was among the intriguing female talents in WWE in the 1990s. She had a short-lived career of a year in Vince McMahon’s company, but she made a notable impression by standing out with her talent. 

Her feud with Alundra Blayze was the pinnacle of her career, beating the latter to win the Women’s Title. In her prime, she was big with a billed weight of 201 pounds. 

6) Chyna ( 90 kg or 200 lbs)

Chyna was the epitome of strength and power in the late 1990s of WWE when the business peaked in the Attitude Era. The Ninth Wonder of the World’s muscular appearance fascinated wrestling fans in an era when women only featured in risque segments. 

Showing her brutal strength and valor, Chyna not only dominated the women’s division but also the women’s division.

Apart from the accolade of the Women’s Championship, she was the only woman to capture the Intercontinental Championship. The late star’s billed weight in her prime was 200 pounds.

7) Raquel Rodriguez ( 80kg or 176 lbs)

In today’s WWE roster, Raquel Rodriguez ranks among the tallest female athletes, standing at a height of six feet. The towering stature contributes to her weight, putting her on the list of heaviest WWE  female wrestlers ever at 176 pounds. 

The 33-year-old emerged as the homegrown talent of WWE, winning the NXT Women’s Championship twice. While her title accolades included the WWE Women’s Tag Team belts three times, she has yet to get her hand on either of the women’s titles. 

8) Rhea Ripley (77 kg or 170 lbs)

Mami is always on the top. Well, she is not on this list, but she still features among the most heavyweight women’s talents in WWE history. She is one of the fittest wrestlers today with a muscular frame and is known for demonstrating remarkable strength in the squared circle. 

At a height of five feet and seven inches, The Eradicate weighs 170 pounds according to WWE. Rhea Ripley is a women’s Grand Slam Champion at a young age, winning all the available golds of women’s wrestling in WWE.

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