On today’s episode of Get Up on ESPN, the Undertaker and his wife and fellow former wrestler Michelle McCool were on hand to promote WWE’s new show, LFG.  WWE Chief Content Officer Paul “Triple H” Levesque surprised the pair on satellite to inform McCool that she would be a member of the WWE Hall of Fame Class of 2025.

McCool participated in the 2004 Divas Search, and though she did not win, she was signed by the company.  After showing improvement, McCool became the inaugural Divas Champion, winning that in the 2008 Great American Bash, and a year later, won the Women’s Champion.   Later, in 2010, she merged both titles, becoming the first and only WWE United Divas Champion.

A four-time Champion in all, McCoo;s’ most notable run came from 2009 to 2011, when she was one half of LayCool, with Layla El.  McCool retired in 2011, though has made sporadic appearances since.

We here at notinhalloffame.com would like to congratulate Michelle McCool for her impending honor.

The WWE career of Michelle McCool did not exactly start with a bang as she was a distant runner-up in the Diva Search and her first angles resulted in largely forgettable programs.  However subtlety her in-ring work and natural athleticism came to light and she would become the first ever WWE Diva’s Champion.  McCool’s best work would be late in her career as a heel in a pair with fellow diva, Layla, but if she ever gets in, it would be as a result of that work.