Who was the Queen of Smackdown?

This week, World Looking so as to wrestle Entertainment has observed SmackDown's fifteenth birthday back at its most prominent matches, minutes, fights and Superstars. While names, for example, Kurt Angle, Edge, The Undertaker, Big Show, Brock Lesnar and Batista have been tossed around routinely, and legitimately so. Those contenders ruled the brand for an incredible part of its decade-in addition to long presence and established their legacies as the best stars in the show's history. Be that as it may, SmackDown has never solely been a kid's club. 

In actuality; SmackDown was intended to be a showcase for the WWE Divas, who were a noteworthy piece of the achievement of the Attitude Era and key to the prominence of Vince McMahon's organization with the ever-vital 18-35 male demographic. What's more, since its initiation in August 1999, it has been home to the absolute most famous and effective female entertainers in WWE history. 

From Playboy covergirls like Torrie Wilson, Sable, Maria Kanellis and Ashley Massaro to in-ring greats, for example, Natalya, Mickie James and Melina, the blue brand has figured out how to mix fine proficient grappling with titillating stories and trick matches.