Round 4 of the Flawless Face-Off brought us face-to-face with some of the most defining traits of a WWE Diva: how they looked, how they wrestled, how they talked, and how they made us laugh. And the results? Let’s just say, the fans had their say—and they showed out for style, substance, and a little bit of silly.
This week’s winners included a woman who owned every room she walked into and now owns two more Flawless Face-Off categories, an in-ring general widely respected within the wrestling industry, and a pitch-impaired queen of comedy who stole our hearts with every note. Let’s break it down:
Double Crowned: Trish Stratus Wins Best Gear & Best Promo Worker
From top to bottom—literally—Trish Stratus came to slay. Whether she was walking to the ring in glittering gear, tossing out barbs on the mic, or raising championship gold, Trish understood that wrestling wasn’t just a sport—it was presentation, personality, and performance.
As this round’s Best Gear winner, Trish’s fashion evolution tells the story of her career. She entered the WWE in hot pink booty shorts and cowboy hats and left a Hall of Famer in custom-fit legacy gear that nodded to her past while commanding attention in the present. Each outfit reflected her current chapter—whether it was babyface bold or heel high-fashion. She wasn’t just dressed to impress; she dressed to define an era.
But looking the part was only a piece. As this round’s Best Promo Worker, Trish proved time and again that her voice was just as powerful as her in-ring skill. Early on, she played the conniving homewrecker that eventually evolved into a plucky underdog. It wasn’t long before she sharpened her edge, delivering biting promos with calm confidence, smirking arrogance, and just the right touch of venom. Trish crashing Christy Hemme‘s Playboy unveiling is a personal favorite of mine.
From her feuds with Lita and Mickie, to segments with Stephanie and Christy, Trish turned the mic into a weapon—and she knew exactly how to use it. These dual wins are a testament to a woman who could do it all—and look flawless doing it.
Best In-Ring Worker: Molly Holly
There are workhorses, and then there’s Molly Holly. For years, she was the quiet anchor of the women’s division and was a foundational pillar during the golden era of women’s wrestling. Her technique was crisp, her timing was impeccable, and her psychology was next-level. Whether she was wrestling as country bumpkin Molly, a prude heel with a chip on her shoulder, or a no-nonsense competitor determined to elevate the women’s roster, she made every opponent look better just by sharing the ring with her.
What sets Molly apart is that she was a rare kind of wrestler: one who gave more than she took (the same could be said for Victoria, who only missed the top spot by 2 votes). Molly didn’t just put on great matches—she helped create them. A well-earned win for a woman who never asked for flowers—but absolutely deserves them.
Comedy Queen: Jillian Hall
From WWE songstress to fashion faux pas icon, Jillian Hall committed to the bit like no one else. Her tone-deaf pop diva gimmick is the stuff of comedy legend—part “American Idol reject,” part delusional princess of pop, and all brilliance. But what made Jillian so unforgettable wasn’t just the singing (though that was… memorable)—it was the complete confidence and comedic timing she brought to every moment.
Whether she was tormenting the crowd with off-key melodies or delivering hilariously over the top promos, Jillian managed to steal scenes while still being accomplished in the ring. Her character work was so over-the-top that it could’ve fallen flat in lesser hands—but Jillian’s commitment made it must-see.
Coming Up Next…
Round 5 voting is right around the corner, and the categories aren’t getting any easier. As we move into the heart of the competition, every vote counts more than ever. The next round we will have Best Entrance, Best Heel Turn, Favorite Gimmick Match, and Best DDW Error (if you do not wish to participate in the DDW category, please feel free to skip).
To everyone who’s voted, commented, debated, and celebrated so far—thank you. Your passion for this era, and for the women who defined it, is what makes the Flawless Face-Off so special. I can’t wait to see who takes the crown next.
