Trish Stratus
Awards & Honours
21
Awards Won
5
Honours
3
Rankings
5
Covers
3
Records
Trish Stratus's career is defined by her record-setting achievements in women's wrestling. Her seven WWE Women's Championship reigns were a record at the time of her retirement, and her 448-day title reign in 2003 remains the longest of any women's world champion in the 21st century. She was the first woman to main-event a WWE pay-per-view in Canada, doing so at Unforgiven 2006. Her induction into the WWE Hall of Fame in 2013 and Canada's Walk of Fame in 2018 are testaments to her lasting impact. She was also ranked #1 in the PWI Female 50 in 2004, and her three PWI Woman of the Year awards (2002, 2003, 2005) highlight her dominance during her peak.
Awards
Honours & Distinctions
WWE Hall of Fame
Inducted for her contributions to professional wrestling.
Wrestling Observer Newsletter Hall of Fame
Inducted for her in-ring achievements and influence.
Canada's Walk of Fame
Inducted for her contributions to Canadian entertainment.
Key to the City of Richmond Hill
Presented in recognition of her achievements.
Trish Stratus Day
Declared in her honor on multiple occasions.
Rankings & Lists
PWI Female 50
Greatest Women's Wrestlers of All Time
Top 10 Women's Wrestlers of All Time
Magazine Covers
FITNESS Magazine
2001
Fitness Icon
Muscle & Fitness Hers
2003
Strong and Beautiful
WWE Magazine
2005
Women's Champion
Flex Magazine
2000
Rising Star
WWE Magazine
2006
Retirement Special
Records & Feats
Longest women's world championship reign of the 21st century
Held the WWE Women's Championship for 448 days from 2003 to 2004.
Most WWE Women's Championship reigns in the modern era
Won the title seven times, a record at the time of her retirement.
First woman to main-event a WWE pay-per-view in Canada
Main-evented WWE Unforgiven 2006 in Toronto.