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#6 Awesome Kong aka Kharma
Awesome Kong has had an interesting history in professional wrestling. She was an integral part of the Knockouts division in TNA between 2007 and 2009, as was heavily featured as one of the mainstays in TNA. It could be argued that the Knockouts in TNA was far ahead of WWE's Divas division by a long way.
She appeared in WWE as Kharma where she made her debut in 2011. But it's best to call her tenure short and sweet as she had to leave the company soon after that, due to an unforeseen pregnancy.
She made a surprise return at the 2012 Royal Rumble, where she frightened Michael Cole into eliminating himself as well as eliminating Hunico. But the return was a one-off.
She has appeared sporadically in the indies and briefly in Impact Wrestling. While it's unknown whether her shock debut at AEW Double or Nothing will lead to more appearances in AEW down the line, wrestling fans can still catch her in Netflix's GLOW.
It would certainly be 'awesome' to see her again in AEW in the coming months.
Teddy Long snaps when Swerve Strickland's race is brought up HERE
