20 WWE Women's Wrestlers You Totally Don't Remember

20. Muffy

Caryn Mower got her start in the wrestling business through UPW in 1999, and established herself as one of the Californian promotion’s leading female athletes. She impressed throughout her spell, and when WWE talent scouts visited that summer, they signed her to a developmental contract there and then.

She continued working for UPW throughout her apprenticeship, then debuted for WWE in early 2000. Reborn as Muffy, a borderline-psychotic fitness instructor, she was originally intended to work with Trish Stratus, but ended-up alongside Stephanie McMahon.

Muffy would regularly insult live audience members by calling them fat and telling them they needed to get in shape. The gimmick was shelved after just two appearances, however, and Muffy was sent back to UPW, before being released from her contract when WWE couldn’t come-up with another character for her.

Having retired from the ring, the former Muffy is now a professional stunt double and has worked on a number of notable films including Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest, and Collateral. Wrestling might not have worked out as planned, but she’s certainly doing alright for herself.