Cynthia Rothrock: Not just a queen, but the Queen of the martial arts. Officially named by the Martial Arts History Museum, she reigns supreme as the most celebrated female martial artist of all time. For five years, her tournament record remained unblemished – a dazzling display of skill that earned her five World Championships. But her reign extends beyond the ring. Rothrock conquered the silver screen, starring in over 60 films and becoming the face of martial arts cinema for a generation. Her image has graced the covers of countless martial arts magazines worldwide, a testament to her enduring influence. From seminars that span the globe to the pages of her books, Rothrock continues to share her expertise. And, as if her list of accolades wasn't already legendary, she etched her name in history as the first woman inducted into the Martial Arts History Museum's Hall of Fame in 1999, in the hall's first round – a fitting tribute to a true icon.