WWE Survivor Series 2000 Roster: Where Are They Now?

9. Lita

Lita KAYfABE
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Despite her losing effort at Survivor Series 2000, Lita went on to become one of the most successful, influential women in professional wrestling history.

A WWE Hall of Fame induction came in 2014, and Lita can often be found as a talking head on WWE productions. The real-life Amy Dumas teamed with Gail Kim and Christy Hemme to develop a wrestling-driven TV show called KAYfABE earlier this year, although that project has run into problems due to the ongoing global situation.

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