Jacqueline DeLois Moore, who has wrestled under a multitude of different monikers including Jackie, Ms. Texas, Jacqueline, and so many more is another dominant force who ran the entire pro-wrestling circuit throughout the course of the '90s and 2000s. Matter of fact, she's one of the few women on this list to have an impact on wrestling culture over the past four decades. From Spears to Missile Dropkicks to Headscissors to Moolah Whips, there isn't a single thing Jacqueline can't do in the ring. The Dallas, Texas-native was known for throwing her opponent around the ring with ease despite weighing less than 120lbs herself.
Since 1988, Moore has worked every major American wrestling outlet from WCW to TNA to WWF/WWE. However, in the United States Wrestling Association she's a legend holding the USWA Women's Championship belt a total of fourteen times. Her rivalry with Sable in the WWF prompted the company to re-establish the WWF Women's Championship which she led twice during her tenure in the WWF/WWE (1993-1994, 1998-2004). Jacqueline also held the WWE Cruiserweight Championship belt which is commonly held by men. She is the third woman in WWE history to do so.