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trish

Trish.

trishhh

They're both amazing! Heel Trish was everything.

First woman to compete in Royal Rumble
First woman to qualify for King of the Ring
First woman to be the #1 contender for the WWF Championship
First and only woman to hold the Intercontinental Championship (twice)

Trish and Lita wish.

Also a **** wrestler and a ****** personality who wouldn't put anyone over. Now she's doing ****, such an icon! Trish and Lita wish!

Both are great
Trish by a bit

Sasha Banks >>>>>>>> Trish and Lita combined!

Both Queens but Lita.

Only twice have woman main evented raw & Lita was in both of those main events (Against Stephanie in one & Trish in the other)
Was in the first ever divas steel cage match.
Team extreme, Kane, Matt & of course Edge were all pretty big story lines, also the battle of the sexes with trish, christian & chris Jericho.
Her live sex celebration.
Lita with Team Extreme she was the most loved diva from 2000-2004 the pops she used to get, then for her to go from most loved to most hated So quickly and to fully play those characters was amazing. She has more standout/iconic moments than Trish, one thing Trish has over her is championship reigns & also getting a MUCH better retirement. But Lita was more iconic.

She's actually teaching children in Japan now and had a brief stint as the gif queen of ATRL.

Besides, her status as the most iconic female wrestler in WWF/WWE history is based on her wrestling career, not what she's had to do to pay the bills since.

WWE has been doing a good job in deleting her from history

True and it's a f*****g tragedy.

I'm surprised people are saying they never heard of Lita but has heard of Trish.

Maybe it's trolling idk. They are like the Rock and SCSA of the Divas.

Trish of course

Trish Stratus is one of the biggest female wrestlers ever, along with Mae Young, the Fabulous Moolah and Alundra Blayze.

Lita was a pioneer for her looks and high-flying abilities within the ring, but she was rarely booked for main event storylines.

Trish made her debut with T&A as a manager, and in six years she became the most successful female wrestler in history.

Trish was my fave (after Torrie) in Here comes the Pain on PS2.