Miss Elizabeth had already made an impact on the world of wrestling long before the Monday Night Wars began. Acting as the valet for Randy Savage for much of her WWE career, Miss Elizabeth cut an elegant and demure figure who was feted for her beauty and was also involved in some of the hottest angles that the company ran during the 1980s and early 90s. Her eventual reunion with Savage at Wrestlemania VII was perhaps the pinnacle of her career, but more was in store later on. Miss Elizabeth would leave the company about a year later and seemed to be done with the wrestling business by the time the Monday Night Wars rolled around. This made it all the more shocking when she was reintroduced by WCW, once again standing by her man in the role that had made her famous. That wouldnt last long though and Miss Elizabeth would spend time acting as the valet for Ric Flair and being a member of the NWO during her tenure in the company, becoming one of the most prominent women on the show in the process. The First Lady of Wrestling would stay with WCW until its final years in some capacity, remarkably never being drawn back to the WWE during a period where loyalty amongst talent was a hard thing to come across. Many would argue that Miss Elizabeth experienced her best years in WCW and older fans were always delighted to see her make an appearance.
Lee Price is a writer for 411mania.com and Starburst Magazine, which is published in the UK. He is currently working as a freelance writer. He hopes to one day fund his addiction to video games by writing about video games, and he maintains a sporadically updated blog at leesrandombulls*it.wordpress.com
