Diva Dirt’s Top 30 Women Wrestlers Under 30, No. 3: Jordynne Grace

April 29, 2025

Diva Dirt kicked off our Top 30 Women Wrestlers Under 30 as of April 1. Now we have made it to the Top 3!

Below you will find links to the list so far as well as the newest name on the list.

30. Thea Hail 21yo NXT
29. Anna Jay 26yo AEW
28. Kenzie Paige 23yo NWA
27. Jaida Parker 26yo NXT
26. Julia Hart 23yo AEW
25. Dani Luna 26yo TNA
24. Cora Jade 24yo NXT
23. Billie Starkz 20yo ROH
22. Kiana James 27yo WWE
21. Gigi Dolin 27yo NXT
20. AZM 22yo STARDOM
19. Tatum Paxley 28yo NXT
18. Starlight Kid 23yo STARDOM
17. Lash Legend 27yo NXT
16. Jacy Jayne 28yo NXT
15. Momo Watanabe 25yo STARDOM
14. Kelani Jordan 26yo NXT
13. Sol Ruca 25yo NXT
12. Masha Slamovich 26yo TNA
11. Kris Statlander 29yo AEW
10. Saya Kamitani 28yo STARDOM
9. Lyra Valkyria 28yo WWE
8. Sareee 29yo Sukeban
7. Mariah May 26yo AEW
6. Utami Hayashishita 26yo Marigold
5. Tiffany Stratton 25yo WWE
4. Roxanne Perez 23yo NXT

Proof is in the pudding when it comes to one Ms. Jordynne Grace.

Staring in the year 2012 at just the age of 16, Grace debuted. She worked many indie shows up until 2018 when she signed with TNA/Impact. Grace worked in many indie promotions such as Beyond, Shine, WSU and even worked in Canada Australia, England, and Mexico. She became a tag team on the indies at one point with the ring veteran LuFisto.

Her big break came with TNA, then IMPACT, in 2018. Her debut match was a win against Katarina. She teamed up with Kiera Hogan early on in a feud against Allie and Su Yung. By 2019 she became the number one contender for the Knockouts Title. In her nearly seven years with the company, Grace won the title three times. First dethroning the longest reigning Knockouts Champion Taya Valkyrie. She won it a second time in the first-ever Queen of the Mountain match. She lost it to Mickie James in a Career vs. Title match. A third time she became champion was when she took the belt from Trinity (Naomi) when she returned to WWE. Grace became the first, and so far the only, Triple Crown winner for the Knockouts division. She is a former Knockouts World Tag Team Champion and the now-defunct inaugural Digital Media Champion. She also participated in the first-ever Knockouts Ultimate X match. Before joining WWE, Grace was the first TNA star to bridge the gap between the partnership of the two companies.

Grace would leave TNA at the start of 2025 and sign with WWE, currently being utilized on its NXT brand. She has participated twice in the Royal Rumble, once as TNA Knockouts Champion in 2024 and once as a WWE Superstar in 2025. So far, Grace has challenged for the NXT Women’s Title since joining the brand.

The Juggernaut checks all the boxes to be a top star in WWE and it is only up from here.