WWE Hall of Fame: 6 Women Who Should Be Inducted

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2. Miss Elizabeth

If there is one woman who without a doubt should be in the Hall of Fame, then it is Miss Elizabeth.  Miss Elizabeth is one of WWE’s most popular managers of all time thanks to her association with Macho Man Randy Savage.  One of pro wrestling’s greatest love stories centered around their real life marriage and fans remember the wedding between them at SummerSlam 1991.

Miss Elizabeth was known for her glam as much as her ringside presence.  Her style was timeless and though the 80s was known for its bright colors and funky patterns Miss Elizabeth’s sweet demeanor and innocence look shone through it.  Many fans believe that she was the first WWE Diva despite the company recognizing Sunny as the first Diva.

Miss Elizabeth continued to be a manager even after leaving the company in 1992.  She managed in WCW, where she was a valet for the Four Horsemen and nWo.  She also participated in a few wrestling matches prior to leaving the company.  Her death in 2003 shocked the wrestling world, and since then fans have been waiting for the beauty to have her place in the WWE Hall of Fame.