5 female Wrestlers who could Headline the WWE Hall of Fame

#2. Chyna

Chyna's story in the WWF is mostly a story of what could have been, she was the first wrestler to win a non-female title, and competed against men and was taken as a legitimate threat when many in the women's division were not taken seriously.

Chyna's legacy as a wrestler is undeniable, becoming the first female to participate in a Royal Rumble as well as the first female to hold the Intercontinental Championship. She also had memorable feuds with Chris Jericho, Eddie Guerrero, and Jeff Jarrett. She was also a part of the incredibly popular D Generation X stable with Triple H and Shawn Michaels.

However, Chyna's exit from the WWF and post WWF career have kept her out of the Hall of Fame, and even now that she has tragically passed away after an overdose. Her post-wrestling career was well documented whether it be through her publicized struggles with addiction or her adult film career and troubled relationship with her former boyfriend and current Executive Vice President of Talent Relations for the WWE Triple H.

While a Hall of Fame induction was unlikely during her life, especially while she was struggling with drugs and alcohol, her image may be rehabilitated by the WWE now that she has passed away and a celebration of her wrestling achievements can focus on her achievements alone and not her erratic behavior.

Chyna would be an ideal candidate to be the first female to headline a Hall of Fame class, especially as she broke so many barriers for females in the WWE as a wrestler, it would be fitting for her to become the first woman to achieve this as well.

Now that Chyna has been announced in the Hall of Fame as a part of DX, this may pave the way for her to be inducted into the Hall of Fame as an individual.