Smark Out Moment

This tournament was one of the founding segments of this site with an original nearly full year long contest in 2012 that had featured nearly every female to have appeared in WWE, WCW, ECW and TNA at that point. Since then, it's adapted and changed with the times to be an annual tradition for both the male and female superstars on the current WWE roster for Raw, SmackDown, NXT, NXT UK and 205 Live.

Past winners were Mickie James (inaugural), Eva Marie (2014), Nikki Bella and Dolph Ziggler (2015), Paige and Seth Rollins (2016), Alexa Bliss and Finn Balor (2017), Alexa Bliss and Fandango (2018) and Sasha Banks and Finn Balor (2019).

Who is going to win this year? Will we have our first ever three-time winners, another two-time winner or someone capture their first crown? How will the new superstars who weren't in WWE last year fair in the tournament?

It's time to start looking at the current crop of performers in WWE to determine who are the hottest today!

Last year's winners: Sasha Banks and Finn Balor

The contest will consist of two posts per week—one for the women and one for the men. Voting will take place through Google Forms and we will give our thoughts on the results and the next round in podcast form.

But that is once the 32-seeded bracket has been determined. Before we get into that, we must figure out who those 32 men and women are, and this year, there is a new tweak to the voting system.


As there are far more than 32 men and women in WWE, the first step in determining the brackets for the tournament is a set of two qualifying rounds. Here is how they work:

- Every superstar from last year's tournament who is still employed by WWE has already advanced to Part 2 of the qualifying round. They've been given a bye.

- Every other man and woman (for the most part) is listed on this week's poll for Part 1.

- This week, you must vote on your favorites you'd like to see move onto Part 2 to join last year's entrants to make up the top 64.

- Next week, the top 64 will compete in Qualifying Round Part 2 and you'll narrow it down to the 32 men and women for this year's bracket, which will be seeded based on these two rounds as well as anyone's performances from previous tournaments if they aren't brand new to the game.

As complicated as that sounds, it's actually rather simple. Out of the men and women on this list, you are voting on your favorites who you find the most attractive and want to possibly make it into the bracket.

Then, stay tuned for next week when we'll do the second half of this qualifying round and whittle down the top 64 into the top 32.