Since making the annual Hall Of Fame a televised event, WWE has made it a point to induct at least one woman per year. With the women's wrestling boom of the last seven years, it's likely that the company will have to eventually increase the number of women inducted.

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In the case of certain female figures from wrestling history, some have yet to be nominated for the Hall Of Fame. The reason for some of these women being seemingly blackballed from the company is transparent in some instances and unclear in others. Here are 10 women that should be inducted into the WWE Hall Of Fame, but probably won't.

11 Baby Doll

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Best known for her work in Crockett Promotions, Baby Doll was essentially the only significant female in the organization. Of course, Baby Doll never worked for WWE, but that hasn't stopped the company from inducting acts like The Freebirds. Inducting Baby Doll would give some much-deserved credit to Crockett Promotions, whose influence is still felt today.

She was versatile and played a significant role in major angles, such as the feud between Magnum T.A., and Tully Blanchard. Baby Doll was ahead of her time, but it seems unlikely that she will ever get a nod for the HOF.

10 Beulah McGillicutty

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Throughout its 7-year run, ECW didn't produce a lot of meaningful female characters, but Beulah McGillicutty is without question, the one exception. Striking, vulnerable and tough, Beulah was a major part of ECW, in particular the epic feud involving Tommy Dreamer and Raven. She was heavily featured in some of ECW's most memorable moments, including her infamous bout with Bill Alfonso.

Beulah would actually work in conjunction with WWE at the second One Night Stand event, and was a late addition to one of the most promoted matches on the card. It seems unlikely, but Beulah deserves to be recognized for her contributions to the wrestling business.

9 Missy Hyatt

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Before there was Sunny or Sable, there was Missy Hyatt. Charismatic, gregarious, and well-spoken, Missy brought an energy to WCW in the late 80s and early 90s that would have otherwise been grossly underrepresented. Legend has it that she once had a tryout for WWE, in the form of a new talk show concept that went horribly awry.

As a result of the failed launch, WWE elected not to sign Hyatt. Nevertheless, Missy is one of the few women to ever make a name for herself in wrestling, despite having never appeared on WWE television. It seems that if the company had any plans of inducting her into the HOF, it would have happened already.

7 Awesome Kong/Kharma

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In the case of the real-life Kia Stevens, it's best summed up by a matter of what could have been. Establishing herself as the unbeatable anomaly, Awesome Kong, in TNA, Kia would go a long way in changing people's perception of women's wrestling. In 2011, she would debut as Kharma in WWE, and hopes were high that she would go on to have a successful run with the company.

A surprise pregnancy would cause Kharma to have to step away from the ring, and would eventually lead to her release. It would seem that Kia is still on good terms with the company, as she competed in the Royal Rumble match in 2012, but a HOF induction seems slim at this time.

6 Gail Kim

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Along with the previous entry, Awesome Kong, Gail Kim would prove that women could not only have 4 or 5-star matches, but they could be main-event level performers. Gail would make history on her first night with WWE, winning the Women's Title in a battle royal.

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Following her title win, is where the issues between Gail and WWE would begin, and they still persist to this day. It would seem that WWE had no plan going forward for Gail's title reign, and as a result she came off as something of a fluke champion. Over the years, Gail has been tersely candid with her opinion of WWE, virtually ensuring that she and the company will never work together again in any capacity.

5 Victoria

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In the case of Victoria, it would seem that there may be at least a modicum of hope that she will eventually be inducted into the WWE HOF. Just this past year, Victoria appeared on WWE television after almost a decade, when she competed in the annual Women's Royal Rumble. Still though, a HOF nod appears to be a distant possibility at this time.

Victoria was a key figure in the women's evolution, by proving that females could compete in a more physical style, when she and Trish Stratus would have the first ever Hardcore Match for the Women's Championship. At that time, women were still being heavily marginalized and objectified as little more than eye candy. One of the most deserving women on this list, we can only hope that one day, Victoria is recognized for her many contributions to WWE.

4 Woman

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Most wrestling fans know why Woman hasn't been inducted into the HOF, but that doesn't justify anything. The Woman character was one of the most original in wrestling history, and she achieved the same level of notoriety and status as any female wrestler without ever having competed in a single match.

She had a mesmerizing presence and eyes that seemed to look right through you, as she would confidently speak to the camera. It's supremely unfortunate that the controversy surrounding the real-life Nancy Benoit is what is likely keeping her from being inducted. Recognizing Woman at a future Hall Of Fame ceremony would be a way to commemorate her and her late son who were taken from this world in the most senseless and tragic way.

3 AJ Lee

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The saga of AJ Lee and WWE is a peculiar one. AJ was riding high as the Divas Champion when her now-husband, CM Punk, abruptly left the company in January 2014. The incident seemed to unfairly place AJ in the crossfire, and she herself would retire from wrestling altogether a little over a year later.

Before there was Becky Lynch or Bayley, there was AJ Lee. She was the girl that didn't necessarily fit the mold, but would go on to achieve massive success. AJ Lee would say it best in her autobiography, stating that she "knew she had left women's wrestling in a better place than when she found it," which sums up exactly why she deserves to be in the HOF.

2 Sable

Most fans probably wonder why Sable isn't already in the WWE HOF. She's one of the most iconic women to ever make a living in pro wrestling, and she is married to one of WWE's biggest draws in Brock Lesnar. Yet, she has curiously been left off of the ballot for all these years.

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There has been legal recourse between Sable and the company, which could explain why the two parties have declined to do business with one another. Whatever the case, there is no one more deserving than Sable of having her record-breaking run recognized by being inducted into the WWE HOF.

1 Cyndi Lauper

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Vince McMahon and WWE are fond of using celebrity involvement in order to bolster the profile of WrestleMania and what is now an entire weekend of festivities. Therefore, the company has taken to inducting one celebrity per year, who has participated in some capacity with wrestling in the past. The most glaring omission from the HOF Celebrity Wing is unquestionably Cyndi Lauper. Cyndi was integral in the success of the inaugural WrestleMania and the build-up to the event.

Thanks to her involvement, WWE enjoyed the crossover attention of the MTV audience and the entire music business in general. It's become something of an unsolved mystery as to why WWE has not inducted Lauper, but the one clue may have come in the form of Cyndi's autobiography, where she referred to the WWE as "weird and greedy people." The book would suggest that the company and Lauper are not on the best of terms, but it doesn't change the fact that she deserves to be recognized for all that she did for WWE in its crucial stages.