10 Things You Forgot Happened At Extreme Rules
7. Kharma Made Her WWE Debut (2011)
No woman in recent history has received as much buzz as Awesome Kong did when she signed with WWE in December 2010. She decimated everyone who stepped into the ring with her in TNA and the damage she could do to the Divas of WWE had fans eagerly anticipating her on-air arrival.
In April 2011, vignettes began to air on Raw promoting her eventual debut, showing clips of her popping the heads off Barbie dolls. In the video package that aired six days before Extreme Rules, it was revealed she'd be going by the name of Kharma.
That Sunday at the pay-per-view, Layla defeated longtime friend Michelle McCool in a No Holds Barred match to send her packing from WWE. As great as it was to see McCool go, it was even cooler to hear Kharma's music hit and see her walk down the WWE ramp for the very first time.
McCool begged her for mercy, but to no avail. Without hesitation, she picked McCool up and laid her out with a devastating Implant Buster to end her career with a bang.
Kharma ran roughshod over the next few weeks before abruptly taking a leave of absence due to pregnancy, but no one had a better WWE debut that year than her.