Michelle Waterson
The “Karate Hottie” is renowned for her stunning appearance while obliterating her opponent in a match. She has more than a million followers on Instagram, where she routinely shares photos of herself posing in bikinis with images of her family and daily activities. Joshua Gomez, a former boxer for the military, and Waterson are married and have a daughter.
She ranked as the top women’s atomweight fighter in the world for the 2013–2014 campaign. She was the subject of the 2016 documentary “Fight Mom.” She has also made guest appearances on a few other programs, such as “Bully Beatdown” and “American Ninja Warrior.”
Winifer Fernandez
A good volleyball player from the Dominican Republic is named Winifer. At the NORCECA U20 Championship in 2010, she took home multiple honors, including Best Digger and Receiver. She earned the gold medal and Most Valuable Player honors at the same competition two years later.
She also won a gold medal at the U23 Pan-American Cup, so that wasn’t her only triumph that year. She subsequently won two more in 2016 and 2017, one of which was in the Bolivarian Games. She continues to be one of the female athletes that receives the most online searches.
Ali Krieger
When she was a senior at Penn State, this professional soccer player served as team captain. She started her career with the Washington Freedom right away after graduating, and by 2008, the American women’s national team was selecting her to play for them in the Summer Olympics. For her outstanding work as a right defender in the FIFA Women’s World Cup match, FOX named her one of soccer’s Best 11.
A few years later, she suffered a significant knee injury, which is dreadful for any athlete to go through (or anybody, for that matter), but soon after her surgery, she was back on the field. She’s not just a great soccer player, but she also has a big heart, as seen by the charity work she does. She collaborates with a number of nonprofit groups, such as MiracleFeet and Athlete Ally, which strive to promote equality for people of all sexual orientations in the professional sports industry.
Natalie Coughlin
One of the finest female swimmers of all time, this Olympian is now retired. Over the course of her career, she has won 12 Olympic medals, and before she reached 20, she set a record by swimming the 100-meter backstroke in less than 60 seconds.
She has won several honors, including three for American Swimmer of the Year and one for World Swimmer of the Year. She has a history of corporate endorsements and served as the spokesperson for C20 Coconut Water. Additionally, she has made appearances in a few periodicals and TV programs including “Chopped” and “Dancing with the Stars.”
Misty May-Treanor
It shouldn’t come as a surprise to anybody that Misty May-Treanor became one of the top beach volleyball players in the nation given that she was born and bred on the warm beaches of Los Angeles. When she was just 8 years old, she participated in her first competition. She kept playing the sport throughout high school and into college, where she represented The Long Beach State 49ers.
She won the Most Outstanding Player title, established the tournament record for service aces (20), and assisted her club achieve the 1998 NCAA’s first-ever unbeaten season. She resides in Florida with their three girls along with her husband, professional baseball player Matt Treanor.
