Trish Stratus is the most successful woman in WWE history. That's an opinion that is based on the fact that she has accomplished as much as any woman that WWE has ever employed and left when she was at the peak of her career. If you look at her WWE career, it started in early 2000 and she retired in the fall of 2006. That's a little over six years of work plus some appearances after retiring. A lot of women in wrestling don't last that long. Men do. That's just how the wrestling business is. A male wrestler can have a career spanning 15-20 years and sometimes longer if they're healthy enough. She retired just before she turned 31 years old, yet it feels like her career was still complete. That's what happens when you're a woman that was a big name that started out in the Attitude Era and then was the main focal point of the women's division in the early to mid 2000s when the division was truly at its best. On a personal note, the fact that she's a fellow Canadian/Greek has always made me interested in everything that she's done in her career. It's not just because she's hot. I think she's an all around special woman. It's pretty awesome to know that she moved on successfully from WWE with a yoga business and had her first child in 2013 as well. It's time to look at Trish's glorious career and provide ten reasons why we loved her career in a WWE ring. It's not going to be about her body, her clothes, her many awesome photo shoots or anything like that. It's more about angles she was a part of, matches she had, stories she told and moments that allowed Trish to deliver Stratusfaction to WWE fans all over the world.
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