9. She Is The First Woman To Compete In The Royal Rumble And King Of The Ring
In terms of ground-breaking actions, after starting off as merely interfering in HHHs matches to then progressing to competing in matches, Chyna made some serious waves in the World Wrestling Federation. After winning a Corporate Rumble on Monday Night War, which also included superstars such as HHH, Kane and Ken Shamrock, the Ninth Wonder of the World won the much-heralded #30 spot in the 1999 Royal Rumble match. She would only last just over 30 seconds in the match itself after being eliminated by Steve Austin. Later in 1999, Chyna would then be a part of the King of the Ring tournament, defeating Val Venis in the first round before losing to Road Dogg in the quarter finals.
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