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#1: Definitely won't: Sunny
Though Trish Stratus may be regarded as the greatest Diva of all time, spare a thought for WWE's original Diva: Sunny. Real-name Tammy Sytch, Sunny was at one time one of wrestling's most popular and loved stars, but things haven't been easy.
Engaging in a destructive lifestyle of drinks and drugs, Sunny's life nowadays is a far cry from her popularity during the mid-90s, and though she was able to clean her act up for her 2011 WWE Hall of Fame induction, this didn't last. Simply put, the original Diva of the World Wrestling Federation just carries to much negative press with her, and it'd be foolish for WWE, who have unfortunately had to cut her off from their Wellness Policy due to her multiple relapses, to do business with her on RAW.
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