10 Women's Wrestlers That Were Better Off Without WWE

10. Stacy Keibler

Unlike everyone else you will soon see featured on this list, Stacy Keibler's in-ring ability didn't improve at all when she left WWE in 2006, but she did become a much bigger name outside of the organization than she ever was while there.

Truth be told, Keibler was never cut out to be a women's wrestler, but WCW and WWE did utilize her perfectly in the various roles she had in both companies. Whether she was a dancer, a valet, or the on-air girlfriend of one of the Superstars, she made the most of everything she was a part of and contributed to a number of entertaining angles including the likes of The Dudley Boyz, Test, Scott Steiner, and even Mr. McMahon himself.

By 2006, she had been with WWE for nearly five years and accomplished everything she could that didn't involve her stepping inside the ring, and thus it was time for her to move on. Her participation on Dancing with the Stars in addition to her long-term relationship with George Clooney instantly made her a notable name in the public eye.

With reports surfacing in recent years that WWE might want her back, perhaps they shouldn't have let her walk away to begin with.