Patricia Anne Stratigias, better known to the WWE Fans as Trish Stratus made a big debut in the WWE. Before she made it in the WWE, she was at York University in Toronto, Canada where she studied Kinesiology and Biology. While still in school, the teachers went on strike, and she worked at a small gym called Sallys gym and got a small job as a fitness model. Later on Trish got a letter that was from WWE (formerly known as WWF) and WCW, and she signed with WWE! She made her WWE debut in March 19th of 2000 on Sunday Night Heat, she formed the team of T and A with Test and Albert (Albert known now as A-Train). She later was the manager of WWE Intercontinental Champion, Val Venis! After winning the WWE Womens Championship 4 times she became the first Woman to win the womens title 4 times and first diva to become WWE hardcore Champion. Internet babe of the Year 2001, 2002 and 2003, also she won the WWE Diva of The Decade. Her new release of her DVD/video called Trish Stratus - 100% Stratusfaction Guaranteed was a big success! After losing the WWE Womens Title, before you know it the Stratusfaction will kick in and she will be the 5 Time WWE Womens Champion!

Rachel was born March 7, 1971, in London, England. She is an accomplished British actress and stage star. Her mother is a Viennese born psychotherapist and her father is a Hungarian born inventor. At the age of fourteen, Rachel began modeling as she completed her secondary education. Rachel's acting career began while attending Cambridge to study English. She broke into acting with a role in Sean Matthias' "West End" revival of Noel Coward's "Design for Living". Rachel earned the attention of an international audience with her role as the spoiled daughter of a sculptor in Bernardo Bertolucci's "Stealing beauty". This allowed Rachel to garner notice of her own, and this recognition was furthered by her top billing opposite Keanu Reeves in "Chain Reaction" that same year. Unfortunately, the big budget thriller was not a box office success by any means and received an undeserving blow to her acting ability. Rachel returned to Britain to star as a hairdresser in the drama "I Want You". She next appeared in the hollywood success, "Mummy", as Brendan Fraser's damsel in distress. To further her triumph that same year, she played yet another starring role in "Sunshine", Istvan Szabo's epic drama about three generations of a family of Hungarian Jews. Rachel's subsequent return was in the early 20th century drama, with "Enemy at the Gates", as a Russian party official caught between the affections of a Russian American sniper. Rachel is a stunning and popular actress that we are sure to see a lot more of in the years to come.