Paige WWE Career Overview
Saraya-Jade Bevis, known in WWE as Paige, is a British professional wrestler and performer who rose to prominence in WWE as one of the most dominant women's champions. She debuted in WWE's main roster in 2011 and quickly became a central figure in the women's division, headlining major pay-per-view events and helping reshape the company's approach to women's wrestling. Her career includes multiple championship reigns and high-profile feuds with top stars across WWE brands.
Paige's early career in WWE featured her as part of the faction The Shield's associate and later as a manager and competitor. She won the WWE Divas Championship and became the first woman to hold both the Divas and NXT Women's titles. Her in-ring style combined athleticism, striking, and high-impact offense, and she regularly appeared on WWE Raw, SmackDown, and NXT, as well as major events such as WrestleMania and SummerSlam.
Championships and Career Highlights
WWE Divas and Women's Championship Record
Paige held the WWE Divas Championship and later became the inaugural NXT Women's Champion in 2013. She went on to win the WWE Women's Championship on the main roster, defeating top competitors in high-profile matches. Her championship runs were marked by dominant performances and helped elevate the women's division across WWE brands.
Notable Feuds and Matches
Key feuds included rivalries with AJ Lee, Charlotte Flair, and Sasha Banks, with matches at events such as WrestleMania 32 and SummerSlam. Paige also competed in tag team matches and mixed tag bouts, often teaming with other WWE women while maintaining her singles title pursuit.
Net Worth, Post-WWE Work, and Personal Details
WWE Paige Net Worth and Earnings
Paige's estimated net worth is in the low millions, built from WWE salary, pay-per-view bonuses, merchandise, and appearances. After leaving WWE in 2018 due to injury, she transitioned to roles in sports entertainment media, commentary, and digital content, while remaining connected to the industry through select appearances and brand partnerships.
Retirement and Current Status
Paige retired from in-ring competition in 2018 after multiple neck and spinal injuries. She has since focused on broadcasting, hosting, and behind-the-scenes roles in wrestling media. She continues to be recognized as a top WWE women's star, with her career frequently cited in WWE history and women's wrestling retrospectives.
For more background on WWE women's championship history and Paige's impact, see the WWE official site and coverage from ESPN and Forbes on women's wrestling business and careers.