Michelle McCool may have hung up her boots for good for over a decade but she still has what it takes to be a bonafide performer. She has always been one of the all-time greats that the WWE women’s division had to offer but for some reason, her contributions have left unnoticed. Her marriage with The Undertaker had always overshadowed things she accomplished in her career.
As seen at Royal Rumble 2022, Michelle McCool is still very much in shape to participate in WWE competition and she can offer the top of her game no matter what anyone thinks of her. This is the reason the former Divas Champion has the will to get involved in at least one more feud in a potential final run with the WWE.
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Apparently, Bianca Belair could be a potential opponent for her if she does make a return to the wrestling ring. Speaking with the Wives Of Wrestling podcast, the EST Of WWE was described as “the most athletically gifted human being I have ever seen.”
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Michelle McCool had high praises for Bianca Belair
As noted, Michelle McCool has been able to make a few returns in recent years, most notably in the 2018 and 2022 WWE Royal Rumble matches. She had the opportunity to scout current roster talents and to dance with them. So she stated the following comments while answering who she has enjoyed sharing the ring with.
“If I were to ever come back, I would love to work with Bianca … It’s just crazy, she’s just crazy strong, she’s just crazy talented, but I really had fun with some of the newer girls this past Rumble,” Michelle McCool said. “Liv Morgan, I really enjoyed working with, Zelina, but I think Bianca. Becky would be fun just to talk trash with, but yeah, I think Bianca would be the one.” (quotes courtesy Wrestling INC)
Michelle McCool is a multi-time Divas Champion who is also the one superstar to have unified the Divas and Women’s Championship back in 2010. So WWE allowed her to etch her name in the history books but the scope of excelling as an in-ring performer was relatively low during her heyday.
The four-time overall champion also noted how Mickie James and Maryse had been extremely talented workers who certainly played a key role in driving the women’s roster forward.
