Who is Trish Stratus? Find Net Worth, Quote, Awards, Fact, Wiki

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Patricia Anne Stratigias was born on 18 December 1975, in the town of Richmond Hill in Ontario, Canada,and comes from a Canadian family of Greek and Polish descent. She will be more familiar to most by her former ring name – she is Trish Stratus, a retired WWF/WWE wrestler, fitness model and fitness guru. Though no longer a professional wrestler, Trish Stratus enjoyed a successful career that lasted almost seven years, winning seven WWE Women’s Championships and claiming numerous other titles, such as Diva of the Decade, WWE Hardcore Champion and thrice being named WWE Babe of the Year. Stratus’s net worth has skyrocketed owing to these successes, as well as her later work in television and in the fitness industry

So just how rich is Trish Stratus? Sources estimate that Trish has a net worth of $2.5 million, accumulated since she began work as a model in the late ’90s, and gleaned from several activities since.

Trish Stratus Net Worth $2.5 Million

Even as a child, Stratus had been a fan of wrestling and actively participated in various sports, playing field hockey and soccer during her time in York University. It was during her university years that she would first be noticed – while working as a receptionist at a local gym, Stratus was approached by “MuscleMag International” and offered the chance to do a test shoot. Soon after, she appeared on the cover of the May 1998 issue of the magazine, and a successful career in fitness modelling followed.

Trish Stratus’ net worth would take a real boost two years later, however, when she began her career as a professional wrestler in the World Wrestling Federation (soon renamed World Wrestling Entertainment). She first appeared as a “heel” in 2000, featuring in a fictitious story-line involving an affair between Stratus and Vince McMahon, Chairman of the WWF. This was not enough for Stratus, however – she debuted as a part-time wrestler in 2001, soon moving on to regular appearances and winning her first WWF/WWE Women’s Championship. As her popularity grew, so did her net worth. Over the next five years, Trish Stratus would win the WWE Women’s Championship six more times, to a record-breaking total of seven titles – more than any other WWE wrestler to date. She also gained numerous other honours, including Diva of the Decade, WWE Hardcore Champion and three-time WWE Babe of the Year. Stratus retired from professional wrestling on September 17, 2006.

However, Stratus has also found success as an actress and television personality, hosting her own show called “Stratusphere” on the TV channel “Travel + Escape”, and guest starring in several other productions. Furthermore, since retiring from professional wrestling, Stratus has begun a career in fitness, opening her own yoga studio – the “Stratusphere” – in suburban Toronto, Ontario. The studio was named Top Choice Awards’ Best New Business in 2009, and Trish Stratus herself would receive the Business Woman of the Year award in 2010.

In her personal life, Trish Stratus has been married to childhood sweetheart Ron Fisico since 2006; they have a son and live in the city of Toronto in Ontario, Canada.



Full Name Trish Stratus
Net Worth $2.5 million
Date Of Birth December 18, 1975
Height 1.63 m
Weight 56.7 kg
Profession TV Personality, Fitness professional, Actor, Model, Professional Wrestler
Education York University, Bayview Secondary School
Nationality Canadian
Spouse Ron Fisico, Trish Stratus
Children Madison Patricia Stratus, Maximus Stratus Fisico
Parents John Stratigias, Alice Stratigias
Siblings Christie Stratigias, Melissa Stratigias
Facebook http://www.facebook.com/trishstratuscom
Twitter http://www.twitter.com/trishstratuscom
Instagram http://www.instagram.com/trishstratuscom
IMDB http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0833693
Awards WWE Hall of Fame
Nominations Geminis’ Hottest Star
Movies Gridlocked, Bail Enforcers, Taboo Tuesday (2005), New Year’s Revolution (2006), WWE: Insurrextion 2003, WWE: Unforgiven 2006, WWE: New Year’s Revolution, WWE: Armageddon 2002
TV Shows WWE Tough Enough, The Second City’s Next Comedy Legend, Armed & Famous, Saturday Night’s Main Event, VGX Award Show
Trademark
1 Trademark move: Victory Roll
2 Trademark move: Backhand Chop where she sometimes licks her hand before delivering one
3 Trademark move: Double Leg Spinebuster
4 Trademark move: Whirlybird Headscissors (Handstand Cross-Legged Swinging Headscissors)
5 Trademark move: StratusFear (Handstand Frankensteiner)
6 Trademark move: Air Canada (Lou Thesz Press with punches)
7 Finishing move: Bulldog (2000)
8 Trademark move: The MaTrish (bridging evasion, just like in the movie Matrix)
9 Finishing move: Chick Kick (Roundhouse Kick)
10 Finishing move: Stratusfaction (Springboard bulldog)
Quote
1 Stratusfaction Guaranteed!
2 I deliver Stratusfaction 100% guaranteed.
Fact
1 Shares the same birthday as fellow WWE Superstar Steve Austin: December 18. Only 11 years apart.
2 Amy Dumas (Lita) is the godmother of her son, Maximus.
3 Was chosen by Amy Dumas also known as Lita, to induct her in the WWE Hall of Fame (2014) on April 5, 2014.
4 Lost the Women’s Championship to Mickie James at WrestleMania 22 after a 15 month reign as champion. [April 2006]
5 Won her fourth WWE Women’s Title at Wrestlemania 19 by defeating Victoria & Jazz [March 2003]
6 Returned to Raw, helping Ashley out against Torrie Wilson, Candice Michelle, and Victoria. [September 2005]
7 ## Lost the Women’s Title to Lita on the 12-06-2004 episode of Raw. [December 2004]
8 Has been sworn in as a police officer for the CBS reality show, Armed & Famous (2007). [December 2006]
9 Betrayed by Mickie James after they won against Victoria and Candice Michelle in a tag match at Saturday Night’s Main Event. [March 2006]
10 Turned on Chris Jericho during his match with Jason Reso (aka Christian) at Wrestlemania XX. [March 2004]
11 Defended the Women’s Title by winning the 6-Women Fulfill Your Fantasy Diva Battle Royal at Taboo Tuesday 2005. [November 2005]
12 Lost her Woman’s Championship belt to Lita in Sanford, North Carolina [December 2004]
13 Was set to face Mickie James in New Year’s Revolution 2006 for the Womens Title [December 2005]
14 ## Won her 6th WWE Women’s Title when she defeated Lita at New Year’s Revolution when she hit Lita with the Chick Kick. [January 2005]
15 Captured her fifth WWE Women’s Champsionship at Bad Blood 2004 when she beat Lita, Victoria and Gail Kim in a Fatal Four Way match. [June 2004]
16 Successfully defended her Women’s Title against Raw Diva Search Winner & Playboy Covergirl Christy Hemme at WrestleMania 21 when Trish hit Christy with the Chick Kick. [April 2005]
17 Her son Maximus Stratus Fisico was born on his parents 7th wedding anniversary.
18 Gave birth to her 1st child at age 37, a son Maximus Stratus Fisico on September 30, 2013. Child’s father is her husband, Ron Fisico.
19 Was inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame on April 6, 2013 at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Other inductees were Bruno Sammartino, Bob Backlund, Mick Foley and Donald Trump.
20 On April 26th 2008 she opened a 5,200 square foot yoga studio, Stratusphere Yoga, at Vaughan Mills shopping complex in North Toronto, Canada with business partner and high school friend Janette Lynn.
21 Her husband, Ron, is a builder and constructed her yoga studio.
22 Is a certified Ashtanga yoga instructor and plans one day to teach classes at her yoga studio.
23 From years of wrestling, took yoga to heal an injured disc in her back.
24 Although she won the now-defunct World Wrestling Entertainment/Federation (WWE/F) Hardcore Championship, she is not recognized as a Hardcore Champion.
25 Married her high school sweetheart, Ron on September 30th 2006 in Toronto after 14 years together.
26 Won the Women’s Title in her final match against Lita on September 17th, 2006 at WWE Unforgiven (2006) in Toronto, Canada by using Bret Hart’s finishing move, The Sharpshooter. Due to her retirement, the title was vacated and later won by Lita at WWE Cyber Sunday (2006) following a 7 week tournament.
27 Officially announced her retirement on August 28th, 2006 during WWE Raw (1993).
28 Is a Toronto Maple Leafs fan.
29 She’s been featured in a number of fitness and modeling publications including Muscle Mag International, the Fit Health Journal, Oxygen magazine and the UK’s Optimum Health and Fitness among others.
30 Trained by Ron Hutchinson, the same man responsible for training the likes of Edge, Christian, Johnny Swinger and Tiger Ali Singh.
31 In 1999, Trish got her foot in the door with wrestling as a co-host of the radio show Live Audio Wrestling.
32 Won Fox Sports ‘Girl Next Door’ Hottest Female Athlete (2004) in which she competed against 32 other mainstream female athletes in sports entertainment.
33 Was named “Diva of the Decade” during the RAW 10th Anniversary Special.
34 Named WWF/E Babe of the Year three times (2001, 2002, 2003), as chosen by Internet fans. Made the Cover of the WWE Divas Magazine (2002 & 2003) and won the title of Best WWE Diva (2003).
35 Attended York University, Toronto and was pre-med in Biology. She was aspiring to become a doctor before a teachers strike interrupted school.
36 Her mother Alice is a teacher of Polish descent, and her father John is a real estate agent of Greek descent
37 Owns a silver Cadillac STS & a 1967 Camaro SS.
38 Collects a shot glass for every city/town she visits.
39 Has 2 sisters; Christie and Melissa.
40 Former co-host of WWF Excess (2001), with Jonathan Coachman.
41 Diva who has managed Test and Albert (as the tag team T&A) Val Venis, Kurt Angle, Vince McMahon, Bubba Ray Dudley, Jeff Hardy, Chris Jericho, Christian, Tyson Tomko, Viscera, Ashley Massaro, Mickie James, Beth Phoenix, and Carlito.
42 An accomplished fitness model.
43 Spokesperson & representative for WNSA (World Natural Sports Association).

Actress

Title Year Status Character
Gridlocked 2015 Gina
WWE ’13 2012 Video Game Trish Stratus (voice)
WWE ’12 2011 Video Game Trish Stratus (voice)
Bounty Hunters 2011 Jules
‘Da Kink in My Hair 2009 TV Series Trish
WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2006 2005 Video Game Trish Stratus (voice)
WrestleMania 21 2005 Video Game Trish Stratus (voice)
WWE $250,000 Raw Diva Search 2005 Video Trish Stratus
Royal Canadian Air Farce 2004 TV Series Various Characters
WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW 2004 Video Game Trish Stratus (voice)
MADtv 2003-2004 TV Series Various Characters
WWE WrestleMania X-8 2002 Video Game Trish Stratus (voice)
Invasion 2001 TV Movie Trish Stratus
WCW Monday Nitro 2001 TV Series Trish Stratus
WWE Jakked 2000 TV Series Trish Stratus
Fully Loaded 2000 TV Movie Trish Stratus

Producer

Title Year Status Character
Yoga for Men with WWE Champion Trish Stratus and World Series Winner Joe Carter 2013 Video short executive producer
Bounty Hunters 2011 co-producer
Stratusphere 2008 TV Series co-producer – 1 episode

Thanks

Title Year Status Character
Southern Discomfort: Wrestling on the Indie Circuit 2002 Documentary special thanks – as Trish the Dish
Hell Night 2001 Video special thanks

Self

Title Year Status Character
Attack of the Show! 2011 TV Series Herself
WrestleMania XXVII 2011 TV Special Trish Stratus
Family Biz 2009 TV Series Herself
Stratusphere 2008 TV Series Herself – Host
Second City’s Next Comedy Legend 2007 TV Series Herself – Host
2007 NHL Awards 2007 TV Special Herself
WWE Draft Special 2007 TV Special Trish Stratus
Armed & Famous 2007 TV Series Herself
WWE Unforgiven 2006 TV Special Trish Stratus
Summerslam 2006 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE: McMahon 2006 Video Herself
WWE Saturday Night’s Main Event 2006 TV Series Trish Stratus
The World’s Greatest Wrestling Managers 2006 Video Herself
Canada’s Walk of Fame 2006 TV Movie Herself – Host
WWE Backlash 2006 TV Special Trish Stratus
WrestleMania 22 2006 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Hall of Fame 2006 2006 TV Special Herself
WWE Divas Do New York 2006 Video documentary Herself
WWE Royal Rumble 2006 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE New Year’s Revolution 2006 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Tribute to the Troops 2005 TV Special Trish Stratus
Survivor Series 2005 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Taboo Tuesday 2005 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE A.M. Raw 2005 TV Series Herself (2005-)
WWE Unforgiven 2005 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Backlash 2005 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Viva Las Divas 2005 Video documentary Herself
WrestleMania 21 2005 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Hall of Fame 2005 2005 Video documentary Herself
WWE: Byte This! 2001-2005 TV Series Herself
WWE New Year’s Revolution 2005 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Sunday Night Heat 2000-2005 TV Series Trish Stratus
Survivor Series 2004 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Taboo Tuesday 2004 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Unforgiven 2004 TV Special Trish Stratus
Summerslam 2004 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Vengeance 2004 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Bad Blood 2004 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Backlash 2004 TV Special Trish Stratus
WrestleMania XX 2004 TV Special Trish Stratus
10 Things Every Guy Should Experience 2004 TV Series documentary Herself
WWE Divas: South of the Border 2004 Video documentary Herself
WWE Armageddon 2003 TV Special Trish Stratus
Spike TV VGA Video Game Awards 2003 TV Movie documentary Herself
WWE Unforgiven 2003 TV Special Trish Stratus
2003 Much Music Video Music Awards 2003 TV Special Herself
WWE Insurrextion 2003 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Divas: Desert Heat 2003 Video documentary Herself
WWE Confidential 2003 TV Series Herself
WWE Judgment Day 2003 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Backlash 2003 TV Special Trish Stratus
SM:TV Live 2003 TV Series Herself
WrestleMania XIX 2003 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE: Trish Stratus – 100% Stratusfaction 2003 Video documentary Herself
WWE Armageddon 2002 TV Special Trish Stratus
Survivor Series 2002 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE No Mercy 2002 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Unforgiven 2002 TV Special Trish Stratus
Summerslam 2002 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Divas: Undressed 2002 TV Special documentary Herself
King of the Ring 2002 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Judgment Day 2002 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWF Insurrextion 2002 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWF Backlash 2002 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWF Divas: Tropical Pleasure 2002 Video documentary Herself
WrestleMania X8 2002 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWF Divas: Sex on the Beach 2002 TV Special documentary Herself
Royal Rumble 2002 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWF Vengeance 2001 TV Special Trish Stratus
Survivor Series 2001 TV Special Trish Stratus
Weakest Link 2001 TV Series Herself
WWF Rebellion 2001 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWF Excess 2001 TV Series Herself (2001)
Howard Stern 2001 TV Series Herself
Divas in Hedonism 2001 Video Herself
Lita: It Just Feels Right 2001 Video documentary Herself
WWF Insurrextion 2001 TV Special Trish Stratus
WrestleMania X-Seven 2001 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWF No Way Out 2001 TV Special Trish Stratus
Royal Rumble 2001 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWF Armageddon 2000 TV Special Trish Stratus
Survivor Series 2000 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWF No Mercy 2000 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWF Unforgiven 2000 TV Special Trish Stratus
Summerslam 2000 TV Special Trish Stratus
King of the Ring 2000 TV Special Trish Stratus
Divas: Postcard from the Caribbean 2000 Video Herself
WWF Judgment Day 2000 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWF Backlash 2000 TV Special Trish Stratus
WrestleMania 2000 2000 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Metal 1998 TV Series Herself (2000-2002)
MuchOnDemand 1997 TV Series Herself – Guest
W.W.E. 24 2015 TV Series documentary Herself
WWE Hall of Fame 2014 TV Special Herself
Yoga for Men with WWE Champion Trish Stratus and World Series Winner Joe Carter 2013 Video short Herself
WrestleMania 29 2013 TV Special Trish Stratus
WWE Hall of Fame 2013 2013 TV Special Herself
The Top 100 Moments in Raw History 2012 Video Herself
The Hour 2012 TV Series Herself
The Marilyn Denis Show 2011 TV Series Herself
WWE Smackdown! 2000-2011 TV Series Trish Stratus / Herself / Herself – T&A
WWE Raw 2000-2011 TV Series Trish Stratus
WWE Tough Enough 2011 TV Series Herself – Trainer

Archive Footage

Title Year Status Character
WWE Hall of Fame 2015 TV Special Herself
Attitude Era 2012 Video Trish Stratus
The 50 Greatest Finishing Moves in WWE History 2012 Video Trish Stratus
Stone Cold Steve Austin: The Bottom Line on the Most Popular Superstar of All Time 2011 Video Trish Stratus
Shawn Michaels vs. Bret Hart 2011 Video Trish Stratus
WWE Superstars 2011 TV Series Trish Stratus
The True Story of WrestleMania 2011 Video Trish Stratus
WWE: Top 50 Superstars of All Time 2010 Video Trish Stratus
Wrestling’s Highest Flyers 2010 Video Trish Stratus
Breaking the Code: Behind the Walls of Chris Jericho 2010 Video Trish Stratus
WWE SmackDown vs. RAW 2010 2009 Video Game Trish Stratus
WWE: The Best of SmackDown – 10th Anniversary 1999-2009 2009 Video Trish Stratus
WWE Summerslam: The Complete Anthology, Vol. 3 2009 Trish Stratus
WWE Royal Rumble: The Complete Anthology, Vol. 3 2008 Video Trish Stratus
WWE Raw 2007 TV Series Trish Stratus
WWE WrestleMania: The Complete Anthology, Vol. 4 2005 Video Trish Stratus
WWE Vengeance 2005 TV Special Trish Stratus
The Rise & Fall of ECW 2004 Video documentary Trish Stratus
Lipstick & Dynamite, Piss & Vinegar: The First Ladies of Wrestling 2004 TV Movie documentary Trish Stratus (uncredited)
Hell Night 2001 Video Mary
WWF: Action! 2001 Video Trish Stratus

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