Ranking Every General Manager In WWE Raw History
6. Vickie Guerrero
In her near-decade long stint in WWE, Vickie Guerrero was best known for her time spent as SmackDown's general manager, but she did try her hand at the Raw general manager role on a few different occasions.
After becoming one of the most hated heels in the entire WWE early on in her career, officials felt it was time to transition her to a bigger stage. She succeeded Stephanie McMahon as Raw GM in February 2009 and immediately made an impact by putting her then on-screen husband Edge in the World Heavyweight Championship picture while also flirting with Big Show. Once Edge had no use for her, he filed for divorce and she quit the company.
She returned to SmackDown as an authority figure later that year before once again being given the reins to Raw in October 2012. Although her title was 'Managing Supervisor', she was technically considered the GM of the show. Regardless, she was still effective as ever at turning the crowd against her with her patented "Excuse me!" line, while bringing real legitimacy to the role.
Vickie deserves all the credit in the world for reinventing herself, going from Eddie Guerrero's faceless wife to the one of the most despised heel authority figures in Raw's illustrious history.