Jacqueline wanted more.
The work of Jacqueline has held up very well, with many fans praising 'The Pride of Tennessee' for her ability to stand out from the other women that she shared a locker room with in WWE and TNA.
Sadly, that work did not translate to much championship success, as Jacqueline only held the WWF World Women's Championship for 117 days across two seperate reigns. A number of fans seem to believe that she should have won the TNA Knockouts Championship at one point.
While chatting with BET for a new interview, Jacqueline praised her career but said that she wished she was used to her full potential.
"There weren't many Black women wrestlers. I was it. I wasn't just a body; I was a force. Yes, my matches always had an edge; that was all me. I cared about my performance and wanted fans to get their money's worth. I wish they'd used me to my full potential. I had more to give."
Jacqueline wrapped up her full-time wrestling career in 2009. Since then, she's made a few appearances for both WWE and TNA, most recently taking part in the WWE Women's Royal Rumble match in 2018.
Fans can click here to learn more about Jacqueline signing a legends contract with WWE back in 2024.
Special thanks to BET and Brooklyn Ray for the quote(s).
