WWE Survivor Series 2000 Roster: Where Are They Now?

10. Ivory

Ivory Lisa Moretti
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In the middle of her Right To Censor run, Women's Champion Ivory retained the gold against Lita at Survivor Series 2000.

After leaving WWE in 2005, the real-life Lisa Moretti continued to wrestle on the independent scene before opening a couple of animal care facilities named Downtown Dog and the Bow Wow Bus. Ivory received her well deserved spot in the WWE Hall of Fame in 2018 - and would even compete in the battle royal at that October's Evolution PPV.

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