WWE Hall Of Famer and Women's wrestling legend Trish Stratus announced on her official website that she will be the featured guest on the latest episode of WWE 24. The episode featuring Stratus will air this Tuesday following this week's episode of SmackDown Live and Talking Smack on WWE Network at 10:30pm ET.
The show will take a look at the evolution of WWE's women's division and it also promises to feature many other women wrestlers from the past and present. Below is the synopsis of the show as seen on the official website of the Hall of Famer
"As one of the most decorated woman in WWE history, Trish and other women of past and present, including NXT, will share their personal reflections and will reveal how the 'Diva Revolution', simply became the ‘Women's Revolution’. WWE 24: The Women's Revolution details the confluence of forces that have elevated the Women's Division to main event status."
The Former WWE star also posted the following photo promoting the show from her twitter account;
WWE 24 is a series of documentaries WWE presents time to time to take a look at events and wrestlers of WWE. Since it's debut back in January 2015, WWE has aired only 7 episodes of WWE 24 and all of them have focused on different subjects.
The first episode of WWE 24 aired on January 26, 2015, titled 'WrestleMania', was based on behind the scenes stories from WrestleMania 30, which included some rare backstage footage of the preparation for the grand event.
The latest episode aired on May 30, 2016., was built around former WWE World heavyweight champion Seth Rollins. It was based on Rollins' recovery following his knee injury and was named 'Seth Rollins: Redesign. Rebuild. Reclaim.'
The other 5 episodes have also been based on various topics about WWE such as behind the scenes events from NXT Brooklyn, Roman Reigns' WWE career and more.
Trish Stratus made her WWE debut back in march 2000 as the manager for the team of Test and Prince Albert. She later went on to become a 7-time WWE Women's champion before hanging her boots in 2006. Since then, the former Women's champion has made several appearances for the company and was inducted into WWE Hall of Fame back in 2013.
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