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Former WWE Women's Champion returns! Jazz joins WWE Performance Center, New NXT coach

The women's wrestling legend Jazz (Carlene Begnaud), a former two-time WWF/WWE Women's Champion, last WWF Women's Champion, first WWE Women's Champion, and a trailblazer as the first Black woman to leave WrestleMania as champion, returns to WWE! A major recent development is her official return to WWE in early 2026 as a coach at the WWE Performance Center (specifically tied to NXT). This has sparked discussions about her legacy, influence on future generations, and potential for a WWE Hall of Fame induction (she's expressed belief it will happen one day, and fans often call for it given her achievements and impact). Welcome back to Sidenote Suplex Video Magazine on YouTube Like, Share, Subscrib,e and check out the archives for more Pro Wrestling content. Jazz has an impressive championship history across multiple promotions, with her most notable accomplishments in WWE (formerly WWF) and the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA). NWA World Women's Championship (1 time) Jazz captured this prestigious title on September 16, 2016, defeating Amber Gallows. She held it for 948 days (one of the longest modern reigns, ranking third all-time behind legends like The Fabulous Moolah and Debbie Combs). She successfully defended it at events like the NWA 70th Anniversary Show (October 21, 2018, vs. Penelope Ford) before vacating it in 2019 (or around that time per reports). This reign solidified her as a dominant force in the NWA during that era. Jazz is widely regarded as a 3-time world champion overall (counting her two WWE reigns and one NWA reign as world-level titles). Her career highlights include her tough, no-nonsense style in ECW, intense feuds with Trish Stratus and others in WWE. The 52-year-old former WWE World Women’s Champion announced on social media this week that she has joined the company’s coaching team at the Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. “Giving God all the Glory!,” she wrote on Instagram this week. “I can officially say as of 2026 I’m now a part of the coaching staff at the WWE NXT Performance Center! Professional wrestling has been my life for 30 yrs. Now I get to work with the next generation of Superstars! I’m a true testament of never giving up. No matter how long the process may seem!” Jazz worked for WWE during the 2000s, debuting in 2001 and wrestling on the Raw brand. Her time in the company included a pair of appearances on Wrestlemania cards, notably entering as champion in a 2002 three-way with Lita and Trish Stratus. The former WWE World Women’s Champion announced on social media this week that she has joined the company’s coaching team at the Performance Center in Orlando, Florida. Her time in the company included a pair of appearances on Wrestlemania cards, notably entering as champion in a 2002 three-way with Lita and Trish Stratus. https://www.postwrestling.com/2026/02... jazz wwe jazz wwe return jazz wwe hall of fame #jazz #nxt #fyp