Round 3 of the Flawless Face-Off brought passion, surprises, and some of the toughest categories yet. I’m happy to report that there was no sign of tampering in this round! Fans showed up in force to vote for the faces, heel, and icons that defined the Women’s Evolution Era. After the dust settled, here are the winners and why they earned their spotlights.
Best Face: Becky Lynch
From “The Lass Kicker” to “The Man,” Becky Lynch’s face run defined an entire era of women’s wrestling. What set her apart was her authenticity, fans didn’t just cheer her, they believed in her. Her rise wasn’t manufactured; it was organic, fueled by fire promos, relentless determination, and a chip on her shoulder that resonated with anyone who’s ever been overlooked.
Becky’s face work wasn’t about perfection, it was about perseverance. Every time she fought back from injury, every time she pushed through management roadblocks, fans felt like they were part of her struggle. That’s why she takes the crown as Best Face of the Women’s Evolution Era.
Best Heel: Alexa Bliss
No one loved being hated quite like Alexa Bliss. From her smug promos to her cheap tactics in the ring, Alexa played the role of the manipulative mean girl like it was written for her from the start. Bliss didn’t dominate with brute strength, it was her wit and willingness to exploit every opportunity that made her dangerous.
As a heel, Bliss made fans feel something every time she appeared: annoyance, frustration, even rage. And in wrestling, that’s the ultimate measure of success. Alexa’s victory here is proof that her heel work left a permanent mark on the era.
Comedy Queen: Billie Kay
HEY KAYLA!! I can’t even begin to tell you how much fun I had looking back on clips in preparation for this write up. Billie Kay was hysterical. Her comedic timing, whether alongside Peyton or pitching her headshot & resume, was incredible. Whether it was a backstage segment or via WWE YouTube channel, Billie gave the Evolution Era some of its most entertaining moments.
Billie wasn’t afraid to look silly, and that’s what made her so brilliant. Every segment felt unpredictable, every punchline landed, and even during the thunderdome era after being broken up from long time tag team partner, Peyton Royce, Billie still managed to steal the spotlight. Fans rightfully rewarded her with the Comedy Queen crown, a testament to how her humor brightened the division.
Most Underrated: Mickie James
Fans were ecstatic upon Mickie’s return to WWE in 2017 and while the future Hall of Famer certainly got to participate in amazing moments, Mickie was too often sidelined in favor of newer stars. But her work ethic, technical skill, and ability to elevate anyone she faced never went unnoticed by fans.
Mickie’s victory here is more than a nod, it’s recognition of a career filled with passion and excellence. She was the steady hand, the veteran presence, and the reminder that great wrestling doesn’t always need the loudest spotlight. For the fans, she’s always been a legend. Congrats again on being inducted into the TNA Hall of Fame Mickie, it’s beyond deserved!
Favorite Video Game Model: Sasha Banks (WWE 2K22)
Digital Sasha had the same star power as the real one. In WWE 2K22, her model stood out as one of the most detailed and true-to-life in the game, capturing everything from her swagger to her gear. It wasn’t just about accuracy, it was about capturing her aura.
Playing as Sasha in 2K22 felt like stepping into the Boss’s shoes, complete with the confidence and flair she exuded on TV. For fans who wanted to keep her legacy alive in the digital space, this win is no surprise.
Looking Ahead
Round 3 proved once again that the Women’s Evolution Era was defined by versatility — from Becky’s fiery resilience to Alexa’s villainy, Billie’s humor, Mickie’s underappreciated greatness, and Sasha’s digital dominance. Each winner carved out a different lane, and together they highlight just how rich this era truly was.
But there’s more to the story. Sasha Banks and Alexa Bliss have been performing incredibly well in the votes, showing consistency across multiple categories. Billie Kay now has her second first-place finish, proving that comedy has carved out a lasting space in this contest. And with Becky Lynch’s victory, she becomes the second Horsewoman to earn a top spot! Will Bayley and Charlotte join their peers in the coming rounds?
Here are the categories for Round 4:
- Booking Did Me Dirty
- Best DDW Error
- Best Promo/Backstage Segment
- Most Shocking Moment
- Favorite Rivalry/Feud
Round 4 is next, and just a quick thank you to everyone that kept the votes fair in Round 3. Let’s keep the same energy going forward. Stay tuned, and keep those votes coming.