Every few months, WWE's booking makes it obvious who the company will not let lose clean.

Bleacher Report's latest report on the "10 Most Untouchable Superstars" measured exactly that — creative protection, momentum, and long-term value to the company, not just who's popular.

Out of the entire roster, three women earned a spot in this elite group.

1. Rhea Ripley (#4 Overall / #1 Woman)

Rhea Ripley sits at number four overall on Bleacher Report's August 17 list. Ripley proved that she doesn't need to be on screen to be the most protected woman on the roster. The last two months spoke for themselves.

She arrived on the main roster in 2021, but it was joining The Judgment Day as a heel in 2022 and then turning babyface in early 2024 that turned her into WWE's biggest female draw.

Since then, WWE has built entire stretches of programming around keeping her championship story alive.

Ripley won the WWE Women's Championship from Jade Cargill at WrestleMania 42 in April. Then, in late May, she tore her meniscus defending the title against Cargill at Clash in Italy.

But despite not being physically able to wrestle, WWE protects her status. It even built an entire Interim Championship storyline around her absence rather than take the title off her.

2. Liv Morgan (#7 Overall / #2 Woman)

Right behind Ripley comes Liv Morgan at number seven overall and number two among the women in Bleacher Report.

Many fans thought Morgan was just a background player when she debuted on the main roster as a member of the Riott Squad in 2017. But she proved everyone wrong.

Her 2022 Money in the Bank cash-in on Ronda Rousey put her on the map. But it was her run with The Judgment Day that turned her into a fixture at the top of Raw's card.

She won the 2026 Women's Royal Rumble and beat Stephanie Vaquer for the Women's World Championship at WrestleMania 42 in April, her third reign with the title.

Morgan's protection shows up in how WWE refuses to take a belt off her. WWE let her hold the title for over 100 days without a single televised defense, and the show didn't suffer for it.

When SummerSlam finally arrived, she delivered, retaining against Iyo Sky on Night One. Afterward, she made her ambitions clear, saying she wants to reach "1,000 days as champion."

3. Tiffany Stratton (#8 Overall / #3 Woman)

Tiffany Stratton ranks eighth on the overall list and third among the women.

A former gymnast, Stratton dominated NXT before winning Money in the Bank in 2024 and won the WWE Women's Championship in 2025. That reign lasted 301 days before Jade Cargill ended it in Nov. 2025.

After losing the Women's Championship, Stratton won the Women's United States Championship from Giulia. She then defended it successfully against Kiana James and Jade Cargill.

On the August 14 episode of SmackDown, Stratton lost the Women's United States Championship to Jacy Jayne, not because she was outwrestled. It was because she broke away from a pin attempt to protect an injured Chelsea Green from an ambush by Fatal Influence.

The loss cost her the title but positioned her as a selfless ally other champions trust.

"Don't worry, I'll get it back one day," she said, when she was asked about the loss.

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Written by

Md Saife Fida

Edited by

Arundhoti Palit