It has been several decades since the WWE Universe saw Sable, who is best known as a former Women’s Champion and the wife of recent returning star Brock Lesnar.
It seems that best wishes are in order for the former champion, since she is celebrating her 58th Birthday on August 8th. Less than a month after her husband, Brock Lesnar, turned 48.
Lesnar and Sable actually met whilst working in WWE and married back in 2006, meaning the couple has now been together for almost two decades, and in that time they have welcomed two children.
I know the WWE won’t mention her tonight but I will.
Sable is one of the greats, her powerbomb was amazing to see. Her time as Marc Meros Valet was awesome and her work with Vince were some of the great storylines #Sable #WWE #WWEEvolution pic.twitter.com/AKLMJdw76T
— Titantron Entertainment Media (@titantronmedia) July 13, 2025
The 58-year-old was once seen as the future of WWE’s Women’s Division, but interestingly, she is one of the few former Women’s Champions who have yet to be invited back to be part of the ongoing revolution.
Much like with AJ Lee since CM Punk’s shocking return to WWE back in 2023, many fans have pushed for Sable to return to the ring once again, but it appears that she has put that chapter behind her and is now focused on her family and raising her children.
Will Sable ever return to WWE?
There have been very few updates on the situation surrounding the former champion over the past decade. There was Torrie Wilson’s Hall of Fame speech, where she was banned from saying her long-time friend’s name, which came as a surprise to many fans.
As a woman who opened the door to the Divas Division, there was a belief that she would be part of the Hall of Fame as well, but her name has been missing for many years.
Mick Foley wants Sable in the Hall Of Fame pic.twitter.com/Gdz4FvlIY0
— WrestlingWorldCC (@WrestlingWCC) September 29, 2022
Brock Lesnar’s recent WWE return and the changes in the company over the last few years could have changed the situation, and now she could finally be given a Hall of Fame induction in the near future.