5 Female superstars who should be inducted into the 2020 WWE Hall of Fame

#1 Paige

Paige: Would be the youngest WWE Hall of Famer ever

At only 27 years of age, Paige may seem like an unlikely candidate for a Hall of Fame berth, but the English born star has now been retired from in-ring duties for almost two years. Her surgically repaired neck does not appear to be up to the rigors of an in-ring return and the likelihood is, despite her young age, that she will never wrestle again.

Prior to her untimely retirement, Paige had reigned as Divas Champion twice and was one of the leading forces behind the Women's revolution in WWE.

In April 2018, Paige was named General Manager of the SmackDown brand; a position she held until December 2018 when the McMahon family returned to take the reigns of both Raw and Smackdown with no General Managers.

In 2019, Paige managed The Kabuki Warriors, curiously, before they found success as Women's Tag Team Champions. She has also guest commentated on several matches and events and is clearly well-liked by WWE top brass despite her lack of a clear role.

She is currently working as a regular contributor to Fox's WWE Backstage show wherein she passes her opinions on the latest happenings within the company.

2019 also saw the release of a biopic on her life story, "Fighting With My Family" which starred such A-list stars as The Rock, Vince Vaughn and Nick Frost, which was very well received by critics and audiences.

Paige has been a part of the WWE system for almost a decade and the time is right for her to be permanently enshrined in history as a WWE Hall of Famer.