The Glamazon is a three time Women's Champ, a two time Divas Champ and now, a WWE Hall of Famer.
Beth Phoenix will be inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame during WrestleMania weekend, and she spoke with USA Today about the her reaction to the news, as well as many other subjects.
Phoenix, real name Beth Copeland, has said that it's a dream come true for her.
"When you are in WWE, you dream of that moment (in the future) when you get to reflect on your career and the things that you did and you get that wonderful individual honor. It seemed so far off in the distance for me (when I was wrestling). I didn't know when — or if — I'd ever experience that feeling. I certainly didn't think I'd have that opportunity this early in my life. It's amazing and very, very humbling."
"To hear they find my career was worthy enough and that I did well enough in the ring to be honored among the greatest of all time was incredible and the biggest compliment I could ever ask for. It's still sinking in and is very surreal."
With Beth's induction, she and her husband Adam "Edge" Copeland become the first ever Hall of Fame couple in WWE History. To hear Beth tell it, though, he wasn't surprised that she would be joining him in the Hall.
"He was like, 'Oh, OK.' He wasn't shocked by it at all. He's like, 'Of course, you deserve it.' I was shocked by that response, too. I said, 'You think I deserve this? Is this the right time?' He was 100 percent confident and he made me feel like a million bucks about it. He is super excited. We're still celebrating it and looking forward to seeing everyone at WrestleMania and enjoying the experience."
Beth was asked if she might come out of retirement, even for just one match. Time will tell, she says.
"I know it's not a great answer and not what people want to hear, but never say never. If there was an opportunity and it would benefit my family – first and foremost, that's the most important thing to me – sure, why not?"
And as for who she'd like to work with, well, she's got a couple suggestions.
"There are a couple of girls that I love watching. I love watching Charlotte. She gets better and better with each match and she is becoming a legend in the making. … Nia Jax is an untapped resource where it would be interesting to see her have an opponent in there that can give her a run for her money."
You can read the entire interview at this link.
