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#2 Sable once powerbombed Marc Mero in the middle of the ring
Sable made her WWE debut at the grandest stage of them all, WrestleMania 12, acting as a valet to Hunter Hearst Helmsley, famously known as Triple H.
Her alliance with Hunter didn't last long and she aligned with Marc Mero, who saved the blonde diva from The Game. Things were going great for a while, but the seeds for an eventual breakup were planted when Mero got injured.
While being sidelined, he witnessed Sable's popularity rising without his assistance. Upon his return as a heel, he grew jealous of Sable, which led to the couple splitting. On an episode of Monday Night Raw, Sable grew tired of Mero's whining and finally snapped.
In one of the coolest visuals of the Attitude Era, Sable powerbombed Marc Mero in the middle of the ring, without any assistance. Take a look and marvel at the fact that Sable was once an extremely powerful woman.
