There are many words that could be used to describe Michelle McCool — aggressive, cruel, malicious. But more than any of these things, the tough-as-nails Diva was a fighter.

First introduced to the WWE Universe as a contestant in the 2004 Diva Search, McCool didn’t win the competition, but she was so dynamic that she was brought to SmackDown later that year. Her early days were unremarkable, but McCool refused to be held back, because she had struggled for too long to get where she was.

Before she ever stepped in the ring, Michelle was a teacher in Florida. She spent her days educating schoolchildren about science, but she always knew what she really wanted to do with her life. From the day she attended a WWE event with her father and grandfather when she was six years old, McCool vowed she would be a sports-entertainer. The little girl set eyes on the "American Dream" Dusty Rhodes and she was hooked.

Living by the motto "Faith to fight the good fight, heart to believe and soul to search within," McCool battled her way from Diva Search reject to the top of the division. At first wasted as the manager of a forgettable tag team known...

It can now be confirmed that WWE legend and multiple-time champion The Undertaker and current co-Women's Champion Michelle McCool were married on Saturday at a private ceremony in Houston, Texas. The two have been romantically linked since 2007.

The ceremony was attended by family and friends in and out of the wrestling business, including Torrie Wilson, Lisa Marie Varon and a very pregnant-with-twins Sharmell Sullivan-Huffman, the wife of Booker T.

Both have been previously married. McCool (real name Michelle McCool, if you can believe it) divorced her first husband, her high school sweetheart, in 2006. The Undertaker (real name Mark Calaway) has been married twice before, most recently divorcing his wife Sara in 2006-07, in case you did not notice the tattoo of the name "Sara" on his neck disappearing slowly over the last few years