WWE Evolution 2018: 10 Legends We Want To See

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9: Ivory

Long before the days of the Women’s revolution, Ivory was setting a high standard for women’s wrestling in the WWE.

Ivory was introduced into the WWE Hall of Fame back in April this year, so it is safe to assume that the former Women’s Champion has a good working relationship with the company.

While she has not been active in the ring for nearly a decade now, she could no doubt dust off her boots and put on some sort of performance, even if it were limited.

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10: Vickie Guerrero

Sometimes, you don’t know what you’ve had until it has gone, and that was exactly how I felt when Vickie Guerrero made her surprise return at this year’s Royal Rumble.

Sure, Guerrero may have been one of the most annoying characters in the business, but she was also one its best heels, and she was someone who fans just loved to hate.

Her run as SmackDown GM in the mid 2000’s was one of the best in the show’s history, and while she is far from a talent inside the ring, having her make a one-off appearance in a promo or a backstage segment would provide a suitable pop from the fan’s in attendance and probably provide the show with one of its most enjoyable moments.