Nearly 25 years after her debut in professional wrestling,WWE Hall of Famer Trish Stratus continues to captivate audiences with her remarkable physique and enduring presence. At 48,Stratus has graced the cover of Inside Fitness magazine, donning a daring bodysuit that showcases her timeless fitness and confidence.
The cover image features Stratus in a high-cut, plunging neckline bodysuit, a testament to her dedication to health and fitness. Sharing the cover on social media, she expressed her excitement: “It’s been a minute since there’s been some Stratusfaction on the cover of Inside Fitness-12 years to be exact! But here we are! Honoured to be your covergirl and work with the Dream Team again! These photos literally blew my mind… can’t wait for you guys to see!”
Fans responded enthusiastically, with comments like, “I’m screaming!!! You are incredible!” and “Looking like a Barbie doll as always.” Another admirer noted, “So excited to get a copy. You look amazing. Can’t wait to see all the pictures.”
Before her illustrious wrestling career, Stratus was a prominent fitness model, a background that laid the foundation for her athletic prowess in the ring. Her commitment to fitness has been unwavering, with yoga playing a significant role in maintaining her physique.
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Stratus made her WWEdebut in 2000 as the manager of the tag team T&A. She quickly transitioned to in-ring competition, capturing her first Women’s Championship at Survivor Series in 2001. Over her career, she secured the title a record-breaking seven times, solidifying her legacy in women’s wrestling.
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In 2006, Stratus retired from full-time competition, concluding her career with a victory over Lita in her hometown of Toronto, clinching her seventh Women’s Championship. The match ended with Stratus applying the sharpshooter, a move synonymous with fellow Canadian Bret Hart, leading to Lita’s submission.
Beyond wrestling, Stratus has ventured into television, serving as a judge on Canada’s Got Talent for three seasons from 2022 to 2024. Her influence extends beyond the ring, inspiring fans with her fitness journey and media presence.
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In December, Stratus and Lita are set to reunite in Ohio to commemorate the 20th anniversary of their historic main event match on Monday Night Raw. The 2004 bout marked the first time two women headlined WWE’s flagship program, a milestone in wrestling history. Announcing the reunion, they shared, “You may recall a little match that happened 20 years ago when we were the main event of Monday Night Raw? The first women to ever do it? Well, 20 years later to the day we are celebrating our historic night! Come hang with us at @galaxyconcolumbus!”
Trish Stratus’s enduring commitment to fitness and her influential role in wrestling continue to inspire fans worldwide, proving that age is no barrier to achieving greatness.