Wrestlezone’s Top 10: Women in Wrestling

July 5, 2012

Number 3: Vickie Guerrero

Arguably the most heat for a female ever, Vickie Guerrero still has it. After losing a bit of steam, she was GM for both shows last week and proved why she is so good as an on-screen character. She helped Edge and Dolph Ziggler in different parts of their careers to get over much more. With her annoying voice and personality, she succeeds. I love the fact that Vickie took this so seriously that she lost a TON of weight. Look at her pictures from a few years ago. She may not be slim as Kelly Kelly, but she also is at an extended age. The desire and the ability to make everyone boo her is a rare combination. She is simply the best vocal female in the WWE. She will continue to be used because she is THAT good at people hating her.

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