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#3 Rachael Ellering
The daughter of WWE Hall of Famer Paul Ellering, Rachael Ellering was once known as Rachael Evers in NXT. She was in the company when her father was managing Authors of Pain.
Ellering made her initial NXT debut back in 2016 and worked as an enhancement talent before being announced as a participant in the inaugural Mae Young Classic back in 2017.
Ellering was eliminated from the tournament in the second round, before appearing as part of the second Mae Young Classic the following year, where she was eliminated in the first round.
Following her appearance in the Mae Young Classic, in January 2019, Ellering was signed to a contract with WWE and began appearing on NXT. This was short-lived, since Ellering suffered an ACL injury in the summer of 2019, and was later named as one of the stars who was released from WWE in April 2020 as part of the budget cuts following the COVID-19 pandemic.
Ellering has since moved on to work for All Elite Wrestling, having already made two appearances for the company.
