84. Vickie Guerrero

What was a charitable move by the McMahon family in offering her a job and an on screen role following the death of her husband, Eddie Guerrero resulted in what would become one of the biggest non-wrestling heels of all time.

Guerrero struggled early, but with a catch phrase of “Excuse Me”, a high-pitched shriek and bizarre alignments; Vickie Guerrero might have become the most successful female heel non-wrestler of all time. There were few, not just of her era, but of any time frame (male or female) that could generate as much heat as she could.

If you go by that fact alone, this is a serious contender for the WWE Hall of Fame, and that might be all you really need.

Should Vickie Guerrero be in the Hall of Fame?

Definitely put her in! - 73.6%

Maybe, but others deserve it first - 11.4%

Probably not, but it wouldn't be the end of the world. - 2.9%

No opinion. - 0.7%

No way! - 11.4%

The Bullet Points

Other Aliases: None
Billed From: El Paso, Texas
Key Championships Held: None
Why they will get in: She was a heat magnet and one of the most successful at it in recent WWE memory.
Why they won't get in: She could not wrestle, or even come close to doing so.
Five Greatest Matches/Moments: 1. Helps Chavo Guerrero in a match against Rey Mysterio at Summer Slam. (8/20/06)
2. Aligns with Edge forming a heel power couple (11/23/07)
3. Competed in a ten woman tag team match at Wrestlemania and scored the winning fall. (3/28/10)
4. Defeated A.J. Lee on Raw (12/10/12)
5. Lost a “pudding match” forcing her to leave the WWE but threw Stephanie McMahon into the pool, making her a babyface on her way out. (6/23/14)