PWI Reveals The Top 50 Females of 2012

The full countdown is as follows:

1. Gail Kim

2. Beth Phoenix

3. Cheerleader Melissa

4. Sara Del Rey

5. Jessicka Havok

6. Layla

7. Miss Tessmacher

8. Saraya Knight

9. Mercedes Martinez

10. Tara

Sara Del Rey Ranked in PWI's "Top 500" List of 2012

Pro Wrestling Illustrated Senior Dan Murphy has announced that rumored WWE prospect Sara Del Rey has made it onto PWI’s list of the Top 500 professional wrestlers in the world, earning her place at number #430.

WWE Offers Contract To Top Female Independent Wrestler

The landscape of WWE developmental is changing big time as some of the more popular independent wrestlers are being signed. Here is an update on some of the latest rumored names for WWE developmental:

* We noted before that international star Pac has been signed by WWE. He is currently in the middle of relocating to Florida and should start with FCW soon.

* Matt Taven has been offered a deal and he is currently undergoing testing. Taven has worked for Ring of Honor, Dragon Gate USA and other promotions.

* Sara Del Rey was indeed offered a WWE developmental deal. She is waiting on medical tests to return but the feeling is that she will pass everything fine.

Honour Magazine's Top 50: #44 Jenny Rose

By shedding the mask and luminous colored tassels, Jenny Rose has quickly become an attractive prospect on the Independent wrestling scene.

In the summer of last year, Rose made her Japanese debut for the newly founded DIANA; an organization let by the legendary Kyoko Inoue.  Though her win-loss record in the Orient was nothing to write home about, it was for all intents and purposes a stand-out moment in the blossoming career Rose.

In the USA Rose joined the WSU roster on a more regular basis forming a union with 'Bonesaw' Jessie Brooks.  Known creatively as Bone N' Roses, the duo have gone on to prime themselves as potential candidates for a future tag title reign.

It was in March of this year however when measurable success came in abundance.  Firstly Rose took the WXWC4 Women's Championship before taking the IndyGurlz Grand Prix tournament seven days later.



Honour Magazine's Top 50: #50 Taeler Hendrix

Taeler Hendrix has burst on the independent wrestling scene in the former haunt of wrestling's most noted organization.  Now Ohio Valley Wrestling serves as the developmental camp for TNA and it is Taeler Hendrix fighting toward the front of a Knockouts spot.

At the end of last year Taeler picked up her first major title when she toppled Lady Sojo (formerly TNA's Sojourner Bolt) to become OVW Women's Champion.  Hendrix has since gone on to successfully defend the belt against a string of OVW wrestlers.

In addition to title success inside the ring, Hendrix has been tuning her character with a surprising heel turn.  Aligning with the woman whom she took the Women's Championship from, Hendrix now stands as the epitome of arrogance.

If wrestling has taught us anything, it's that an ego never hurts.