Chyna, who is still regarded as one of the most significant female stars in WWE history, sadly passed away aged just 46 from an accidental overdose. Subsequently, WWE would posthumously honor her by including her in D-Generation X’s Hall of Fame induction despite her troubled final years. However, to many fans, this isn’t enough, and they believe she deserves a solo induction due to her influence during the Attitude Era. And now, during the post-WrestleMania 41 press conference, Triple H has confirmed this will eventually come.
Chyna, whose real name was Joan Laurer, broke into the business in 1995, and after meeting Triple H and Shawn Michaels, her career skyrocketed when she became the bodyguard for D-Generation X. Subsequently, she won the Intercontinental Championship twice and was the first woman to enter the Royal Rumble match. Still, due to being unable to agree on the financial terms of a new contract, she departed the company and went on to work several matches in New Japan, as well as an intergender match alongside Kurt Angle for TNA.
