5 Women who could enter the WWE Hall Of Fame in the next 5 years

WWE just recently announced that Torrie Wilson would be the latest inductee into the 2019 WWE Hall of Fame, and with Torrie's quality, it's clear that the WWE seem to be scraping the barrel for the Hall of Fame. Unfortunately, the past 20 years haven't exactly been stocked with incredibly talented female performers, so over the next 5 years, it will be tough to find top talents to induct into the Hall of Fame.

We've looked around and found some very deserving candidates, and while some of them may be considered too young to enter into the Hall of Fame, it's better than having mediocre performers from the Diva's era enter the Hall.

So sit back and read along as we look to the next 5 years of the Hall of Fame, and who will be the top women's inductee each year.

---

#5 Natalya

Natalya is the last graduate of the famed Hart Dungeon, being the only female to achieve such a feat, and over the past 10 years, she's been an incredibly valuable performer for the WWE.

In her time with the company, she only managed to hold Championship gold twice, but the daughter of Jim Neidhart performed admirably in any role she was given, whether it be a comedy role, a heel role or as a manager alongside Tyson Kidd & Cesaro or The Hart Dynasty.

Due to the incredible influx of new talent into the company over the last few years, Natalya and her fantastic ability have definitely been overshadowed, but she will no doubt go down as one of WWE's greats. If Natalya is to go into the Hall of Fame, it will be in around 5 years time, because she's still very valuable and a great performer, but one day soon after her retirement, Natalya will be very quickly inducted into the Hall.

#4 Michelle McCool

Despite the fact that WWE pushed the Diva's style of wrestling for an entire generation (2000-2012/13), there were some shining stars throughout, and 4-time Champion Michelle McCool is certainly one of them. She returned in the 2018 Women's Royal Rumble, looking better than ever, but hasn't returned since, and due to this fact, we can seemingly close the book on an in-ring return to the WWE.

McCool may not go down as an all-time great, but considering the era that she worked in, she put together quite a fantastic career, and will always be looked back on as one of the best performers of an entire generation.

Her run may be remembered best for some people as the horrible 'Piggie James' angle, which is one of the worst things the WWE have done in the past few decades, but outside of that, she was a fantastic heel, and well worthy of the WWE Hall of Fame.

#3 Paige

Paige is still only in her mid-20's, but due to terribly unfortunate injury history, she has had to step away from the business that she's loved since the age of 13. The Anti-Diva had a fantastic run in the WWE, starting with classic bouts against Emma down in NXT, becoming the first NXT Women's Champion, starting a brief but fantastic career.

Her main roster debut came the night after WrestleMania 30, where she confronted AJ Lee and defeated her for the WWE Diva's Champion, becoming a dual Women's Champion. The rest of her career was great, having some fantastic bouts and helping usher in the current rise of women's wrestling in the WWE, but all of that came crashing down after another injury.

She played Smackdown GM quite well for the time she was there, but has since been removed from that role, and while this induction may be a few years due to WWE wanting her to work other roles, it's coming within the next 5 years.

#2 Mickie James

Mickie James may have had a very underwhelming final run with the WWE over the past few years, but she will always go down as one of the greatest female performers to ever step through the ropes. Her debut story was a stalker/obsession angle with Trish Stratus, and it was done to perfection, and is quite memorable, especially given the reaction that these two got when they faced off in the 2018 Women's Royal Rumble.

In her time with the WWE, James climbed to the top of the mountain 6-times and has been one of the most consistent performers in wrestling over the past 13 years.

When we get to the likes of Charlotte, Becky Lynch and a lot of the current generation heading to the Hall of Fame, they'll no doubt be headline-worthy, and while James won't, she deserves this thoroughly given what a tremendous performer she is.

#1 AJ Lee

AJ Lee has unfortunately been wiped from WWE history, with her lengthy Women's Championship reign being beaten by Nikki Bella, but looking back, she is one of the best in this entire generation.

Lee came to the main roster at a time when WWE was really pushing the 'Diva's' style, but that didn't hold her back from becoming one of the most entertaining characters in the entire WWE.

AJ had very few quality opponents, with Kaitlyn, The Bellas and eventually Paige basically the only good performers she had to work with, but like a good wrestler does, she made the most out of the opportunities afforded her.

With the likes of Torrie Wilson going into the Hall of Fame this year, it's clear that WWE are willing to push mediocre performers to the Hall, so someone as quality as Lee certainly deserves it, and if she isn't making another run in the WWE, she's a big candidate for 2020.