WWE Evolution: 10 Female Superstars That Must Return

The WWE women's division has seen many competitors over the years, but none were quite like Jacqueline, who made a name for herself during the company's celebrated Attitude Era. She was originally introduced as a love interest for Marc Mero - which is what ultimately led to her high-profile rivalry with Sable. In addition to her affiliation with Mero, Jacqueline is remembered for being one half of the tag team Pretty Mean Sisters, alongside Terri Runnels.

During her time in WWE, Jacqueline would go on to win the Women's Championship twice, but her biggest accomplishment came when she won the Cruiserweight Championship - becoming the first and only woman to do so.

Jacqueline also became the first woman of African-American descent to be inducted into the WWE's Hall of Fame in 2016. She made a surprise return earlier this year when she competed in the first ever women's Royal Rumble. Considering Jacqueline has been a trailblazer, it's only fair that she show up at Evolution, because WWE's first ever female PPV might never have come to pass without superstars like her paving the way for the future.