7. Madusa
In terms of longevity and importance to the company, none of the women can really touch what Madusa. She wasn’t hired to be a model, though. She was a trained wrestler who had great matches all over the world and helped build a pretty solid WCW women’s division in the mid-1990s.
It’s a shame that her last year in WCW wasn’t better because she was a great performer going back to her run as a valet with Paul Heyman’s Dangerous Alliance group in the early 1990s. Instead of putting her in serious matches, she was out there winning the once coveted WCW Cruiserweight Title almost in a comedic way and feuding with an overweight writer named Ed Ferrara that was doing the embarrassing “Oklahoma” gimmick as a Jim Ross parody.
She was inducted into WWE’s Hall of Fame in 2015 as Alundra Blayze, but she was best known for being one of the best women’s wrestlers in American wrestling history as Madusa in WCW.
6. Pamela Paulshock
If you were a casual WCW observer you may not even know who Pamela Paulshock was, but she was around in the final year of the company. At first, she was hired as one of the NWO girls in early 2000 when WCW went on a hiring spree for fitness models.
Her biggest highlight may have been when she won a Miss Nitro bikini contest even though it appeared as though she was only going to be a host of the competition. Once people saw her in a bikini they cheered loudly, so that was her biggest claim to fame from a storyline perspective.
Most of the time her job in WCW was to be a backstage interviewer. Even though she’s one of the best looking women that WCW ever had, she really didn’t have much of an impact in the grand scheme of things.
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