7 Indie Wrestlers That Need To Be On Tough Enough

If WWE wanted any independent credibility in this season of Tough Enough, very few people could accomplish that like LuFisto can.

While she only turns 35 this year, her career began in Quebec way back in 1997. After years in this business she has the passion to succeed on the grand stage. She conveys this be recounting her time in the hospital recovering from a stroke a few years back and thinking about nothing but getting back into the ring.

The critics love her, ranking her consistently the best or at at least among the top independent female wrestlers in the world. WWE should consider bringing her on the show not because she'd fit the typical Divas mold but because she'd be something very different.

As more attention is being given to women's wrestling in WWE thanks to the #givedivasachance movement and the fantastic match quality on NXT, LuFisto's talent would be a natural addition to the product.

And since WWE has not been shy about referencing Kevin Owen's pre-WWE career, here's an interesting LuFisto fact: In 2006, LuFisto became the first ever female CZW Iron Man Champion after pinning Kevin Steen for the title. Not that WWE would want to pit males against females but this illustrates her toughness and that is more than marketable.