Ranking Every TNA Wrestler's Success In WWE

For much of her WWE run, Kharma was billed in much the same way she was during her time in TNA as Awesome Kong. That is, as an unstoppable female force that inspired fear in the heart of her fellow women wrestlers.

The difference here was that she didn't really have anyone capable of being her foil the way that Gail Kim was in the Knockouts Division. In fact, she didn't get in the ring at all until her debut at the 2012 Royal Rumble, where she bumped into a singlet-wearing Michael Cole.

Partly, this was because she took time off for maternity leave just a few months after signing, which derailed any chances she may have had at getting a run at one of the company's two women's titles.

But, given that she didn't hold any championship gold, despite a (well-deserved) reputation as one of the great female wrestlers of her generation, this stint has to go down as a disappointment.