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Beth Phoenix vs. Michelle McCool in an Extreme Makeover Match: Extreme Rules (April 25, 2010)
Michelle McCool reinvented the Extreme Rules Match when she defended her Women’s Title against Beth Phoenix at Extreme Rules 2010. As one-half of Lay-Cool, Michelle spent months mocking the other Divas in the locker room for their perceived flaws. Obsessed with attractiveness, she wished to change the appearance of every female in WWE — either with a boot to the face or a curling iron — and put her mad theory into practice in this Extreme Makeover Match. With a table covered in lipstick, mascara and other beauty products at ringside, the mean girl and The Glamazon had free reign to smash each other with things normally found in the feminine products aisle at Rite Aid. Beth was forced to ward off attacks from McCool flunkies Layla and Vickie Guerrero and a face full of hairspray from Michelle herself. But ultimately, Phoenix persevered, nailing her rival with a Glam Slam to win the Women’s Championship.

Natalya & Beth Phoenix vs. Lay-Cool in a Tables Match: WWE TLC (Dec. 19, 2010)
In 2010, the imposing pair of Natalya and Beth Phoenix spearheaded a revolution in the Divas division. Tired of the misconception that WWE Divas were nothing but Barbie dolls in wrestling boots, the ladies pushed a “Pin-Up Strong” agenda to prove that women could throw down like The Dynamite Kid and look gorgeous while doing it. The only things standing in the way of the Divas’ campaign for change? Lay-Cool. Two unrepentant prima donnas in press-on nails, the appearance obsessed pairing of Layla and Michelle McCool aimed to take the Divas locker room back to high school as they spread rumors and mocked rivals for their physical appearance. When the two mirror opposite teams finally met at WWE TLC: Tables, Ladders & Chairs 2010, the stipulation was a first for the Divas division — a Tables Match. But it was also a stipulation that favored the more powerful team of Natalya and The Glamazon. That became clear when the Hart family Diva tossed both Layla and Michelle off the top rope and onto a table. When the waifish pair failed to break it, Natalya improvised and launched herself off the top rope, driving her prissy opponents through the hardwood.

Beth Phoenix vs. Melina in an “I Quit” Match: One Night Stand (June 1, 2008)
Beth Phoenix and Melina weren’t the first women to compete in an “I Quit” Match. The gutsy Stephanie McMahon gained that distinction when she stepped up to her own dad in a deranged Father vs. Daughter “I Quit” Match at No Mercy 2003. But when the two respected competitors stepped in the ring at WWE One Night Stand 2008, it marked the first time two WWE Divas met one-on-one under this precarious stipulation. Intent on breaking the other’s spirit, Beth and Melina avoided the usual plunder often utilized in “I Quit” Matches. Instead, the lovely Latina and the powerhouse from Buffalo, N.Y., relied on tendon snapping submission maneuvers. Melina’s flexibility allowed her to withstand The Glamazon’s most punishing stretches, but Beth ultimately conquered her rival with a modified surfboard hold that was so brutal, even people who watched the match from the cheap seats were making pained calls to their chiropractors.