10 Worst Looking Wrestlers In WWE 2K22

8. Trish Stratus

WWE 2K22 Trish Stratus
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At a first glance, Trish Stratus looks perfect on WWE 2K22. Like a few choice other wrestlers on the game, though, the closer you look at Stratus, the more things don't quite look right.

The WWE Hall of Famer's entrance is absolutely nailed, with her sporting a cowboy hat as she points to the crowd while making her way to the ring. Movement and mannerism-wise, this is Trish Stratus. However, you then get to see a proper look at Trish's face and realise that something is amiss.

Facially, the 2K22 model of Stratus looks more like some bizarre mish-mash of Maryse, former Women's Champion Victoria and a mild splash of Mandy Rose rather than truly resembling the Canadian. If you squint, Trish is kinda there, but for the most part this facial model is off.

To be fair to recent WWE video games releases, they usually tend to capture Trish Stratus' likeness pretty effectively. For whatever reason, that's not the case this time out, with the seven-time Women's Champion being poorly served in WWE 2K22 whenever the game gives you a close up of Stratus.

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