Some of these women are taller than male super-stars in the WWE!

Professional wrestling has long celebrated larger-than-life personas, with height often playing a significant role. Historically, WWE (World Wrestling Entertainment) has favoured towering figures, using their impressive stature to amplify their on-screen personas. For instance, The Great Khali was recruited primarily for his immense height, even though his in-ring skills were limited. Similarly, commentators frequently refer to Big Show and Kane as seven-foot "monsters," emphasising their towering presence. In contrast, WWE has not placed as much emphasis on height for its female performers. This has led many WWE fans to wonder who the tallest women to have ever stepped into the WWE ring are.

Nicole Bass (Height: 6’2″)

The tallest female wrestler in WWE history is Nicole Bass, standing at 6'2". She made her WWE debut in 1999, notably serving as Sable’s bodyguard at WrestleMania 15. Although her wrestling career was brief, Bass left a lasting impression with her imposing stature and background as a professional bodybuilder. Nicole Bass passed away in 2017 due to a heart
condition, but she is remembered for her significant height and impact in the WWE ring.

Raquel Rodriguez (Height: 6’1″)

Standing at 6'1", Raquel Rodriguez has been a prominent figure in WWE since her debut in 2020. A former NXT Women’s Champion and three-time WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion, Raquel is celebrated for her power and imposing presence. Currently inactive due to Mast-Cell Activation Syndrome, she remains a formidable competitor with a strong in-ring presence. Her towering stature and impressive skill set position her as a strong contender for the WWE Women’s Championship or the Women’s World Championship upon her return to the ring. Her potential for future success remains highly anticipated by fans and peers alike.

Nia Jax (Height: 6’0″)

Standing at 6'0", Nia Jax made her WWE debut in 2016 and quickly became a dominant force in the women’s division. She has won the RAW Women’s Championship and the Women’s Tag Team Championship. Since returning to WWE after a 2021 release, she has excelled, capturing the Queen of the Ring title and setting her sights on Bayley for the WWE Women’s Championship at SummerSlam. Her in-ring skills and mic work have significantly improved, making her one of WWE’s most well-rounded female performers. Nia Jax remains an active and impactful member of the roster.

Kharma (Height: 6’0″)

Standing 6'0" tall, Kharma made her notable WWE debut in WWE in 2011. Despite a brief stint due to personal reasons, she left a lasting impression with her intimidating presence and in-ring skills. Though her WWE career was short, Kharma achieved greater success in TNA wrestling, where she performed as Awesome Kong. She became a two-time TNA Knockouts Champion, displaying her talent and impact in the wrestling world. Her legacy in both WWE and TNA highlights her as a formidable force in women’s wrestling.

Lash Legend (Height: 6’0″)

Standing at 6'0", Lash Legend is a recent addition to WWE, debuting in NXT in 2021. Known for her athleticism and vibrant personality, she quickly gained attention. As a member of the Meta-Four faction, Legend challenged Lyra Valkyria for the NXT Women’s Championship in February 2024 but did not secure the title. Despite this setback, Lash Legend remains an active competitor, continually honing her skills and aiming to establish a prominent role in WWE’s women’s division. Her future in the company is one to watch.

Other tall women in the WWE include women like Stacy Keibler, Linda Miles, Jade Cargill, Tori, and Chyna!