What Female Wrestlers Left WWE in 2005?By Coder| September 29, 2023 Wrestling Blogs In 2005, the World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) witnessed the departure of several talented female wrestlers. Let’s take a closer look at some of the notable female wrestlers who bid farewell to the WWE during this eventful year. 1. Chyna Chyna, also known as the “Ninth Wonder of the World,” left WWE in 2001 but made a brief return in 2005. However, her time with the company was short-lived, and she ultimately departed once again. 2. Molly Holly Molly Holly, renowned for her technical wrestling skills and captivating persona, left WWE in 2005. During her tenure, Holly had numerous memorable matches and was a pivotal part of the women’s division. 3. Gail Kim Gail Kim, a highly skilled wrestler with an impressive arsenal of moves, left WWE in 2004 but returned briefly in 2005. Unfortunately, her second stint with the company was also short-lived before she parted ways once more. 4. Jacqueline Moore Jacqueline Moore had been an integral part of WWE since 1998 but left in 2004 due to creative differences. Although she returned briefly in 2005 for a few appearances, she ultimately departed from the company. 5. Nidia Guenard Nidia Guenard gained popularity as a contestant on WWE’s reality show “Tough Enough” and subsequently signed with the company. However, in 2004 she was released from her contract due to budget cuts. 6. Jazz Jazz had been an imposing force in the women’s division since joining WWE in 2001. However, she left the company in 2004 and did not return in 2005, marking the end of her tenure with WWE. 7. Shaniqua Shaniqua, known for her dominating presence, left WWE in 2004 after a relatively short stint with the company. Unfortunately, she did not make a return in 2005 and moved on from professional wrestling. 8. Nidia Nidia, winner of the first season of “Tough Enough,” had a successful run in WWE before being released in November 2004. She did not make a return to the company in 2005. 9. Dawn Marie Dawn Marie had been an integral part of WWE’s storylines from 2002 until her release in July 2005. Her departure marked the end of her time with WWE as an active competitor. In Conclusion The year 2005 saw the departure of several talented female wrestlers from WWE. While some made brief returns before ultimately leaving again, others moved on from professional wrestling entirely. These women made significant contributions to the industry during their time with WWE and will always be remembered for their unique skills and memorable moments.
