10 Women Who Need To Be In WWE Hall Of Fame
2. Jazz
The number of women who had prominent roles in Extreme Championship Wrestling can be counted on one hand.
There was Francine, who was famous for taking her clothes off, Beulah, who was famous for being married to Tommy Dreamer, and there was Jazz, who was famous for being tough.
Jazz held her own with the biggest and baddest names in the original ECW. So, when she turned up in the WWF in 2001, people took notice.
Jazz was so different from every other woman on the roster at the time. She was brutally strong and carnally vicious - a prototype of modern characters like Shayna Baszler.
Jazz captured the women's title twice in WWE and defended the belt successfully at WrestleMania X8 against Trish Stratus and Lita.
Still wrestling to this day (she was part of the women's Casino Battle Royale at AEW's All Out last year), Jazz can still go in the ring despite being in her mid-forties.
When it comes to pro wrestling, Jazz has done it all and she was doing it way ahead of her time. A true bad-ass in a world of glamour models, Jazz is a true legend and her omission from the Hall of Fame is baffling.