WWE Legend Returns As Performance Center Guest Coach

Published: May 14, 2025 by Jamie Toolan | Last Updated: May 14, 2025 by Jamie Toolan

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A WWE legend is returning the company as a guest coach at the Performance Center this week.

As reported by Fightful Select, Jazz is returning to the company as a coach at the WWE PC in Orlando, FL this week.

The report follows a post by NXT star Karmen Petrovic, who took to Twitter to share a picture with the former two-time WWE Women’s Champion, who is seen wearing a WWE Performance Center shirt.

In the post, which can be seen below, Petrovic wrote:

post training with this absolute trailblazer the phenom still & always will have itΒ @Phenom_Jazz

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Jazz departed WWE in 2004, but would make a brief return to the company as a part of the resurrected ECW brand in 2006 – with her last match being in October of that year.

She continued to compete on the independent circuit, as well as for notable promotions such as TNA Wrestling and NWA – even holding the NWA Women’s World Championship for three years between 2016-2019.

Jazz retired from active competition in 2021, but made an in-ring return for a battle royal on TNA iMPACT in January, before later competing in a mixed tag team match alongside husband, and fellow WWE alum Rodney Mack in April.

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