Trish Stratus says Victoria should be in WWE Hall if Fame
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Trish Stratus notices a big hole in the WWE Hall of Fame in Victoria, and she has expressed her support for her former rival to be inducted. Stratus, who appeared on last night’s episode of WWE Raw, spoke with Ring the Belle for a new interview and said that the WWE and Impact alumna should be in the Hall.
“Victoria, let’s just get her in the Hall Of Fame,” Stratus said (per Wrestling Inc). “Can we work on that please, people? She needs to be in there. #VictoriaHallOfFame, let’s do that.”
Victoria is a two-time WWE Women’s Champion and retired in 2019, though she did return for the 2021 Women’s Royal Rumble.
It’s odd they haven’t inducted her yet. She should’ve been induced before Torrie, The Bella’s and Sharmell for sure. I’m guessing she rubbed someone high up the wrong way somehow.
Absolutely.
She shoulda gone in when (not with) The Godfather went in since her first appearance was as a hoe.
Frankie Dee will be happy if Victoria finaly goes in the WWE Hall of Fame.
But we will most likely get I Ain’t The Lady To Mess With as her theme song if Victoria were to get long overdue induction. Personally I loved her “All The Thing She Said” better theme more than the “I Ain’t The Lady To Mess With” theme she would later get.
Damn music copyright laws.
@jus me: I agree that she should have been in before any of who you named, but I think it’s less about Victoria rubbing someone the wrong way than the others rubbing someone the right way. Sharmell’s induction was most likely to keep Booker happy, Torrie’s ex-husband is still with the company and inducting the Bellas was probably a thank you after years of extra revenue from Total Divas/Bellas. “All” Victoria did was be a solid wrestler and do everything the company asked of her until she got the old “creative has nothing for you.” If this was a merit-based Hall of Fame she would have been in years ago, but we’ve seen ample evidence over the years that merit is far from the only or even the most important consideration.