Tiffany Stratton praises Trish Stratus after WWE Evolution dream match
Getting to face one of her dream opponents at WWE Evolution was a big confidence boost for Tiffany Stratton.
At the all-women’s PLE earlier this summer, Stratton and Trish Stratus faced off one-on-one for the first time ever. The match ended with Stratton defeating her Hall of Fame challenger to retain the WWE Women’s Championship — which she still holds nearly two months later.
Stratton reflected on the match while appearing on the No-Contest Wrestling podcast this week, saying she love Stratus and feels like they have great chemistry together.
“I think Evolution was a confidence boost for me. I was in the ring with Trish Stratus, and we had such a great match, I feel like. We have great chemistry,” Stratton said. “I love Trish so much. I love working with her. She’s amazing.
“But I think being backstage with all of these women — I think it’s amazing that we have so [many] women we can put on Evolution and everyone can have bangers. Like, I feel like everybody can have, you know, main event-level matches, and that’s so amazing. Our women’s division has just evolved so much.
“And I’m happy to be a part of it and be a champion for all these women that we have right now. So it’s a really good time to be a wrestler and a female in wrestling right now.”
This year marks the 25th anniversary of Stratus’ WWE debut, and she feels a connection with Stratton given that they’re both blondes who had to overcome preconceived notions of what they can do. Stratus has competed three times in 2025, including teaming with Stratton against Nia Jax & Candice LeRae at Elimination Chamber this March.
After Evolution, Stratton went on to retain her WWE Women’s Championship over Jade Cargill at SummerSlam. She is now feuding with both Cargill and Jax.
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