Trish Stratus has already teased a possible WWE returnbut now shes taking it a step further by laying out exactly what it would take to get her back in the ring. After recently hinting at another run during a visit to WWE HQ, Stratus addressed the situation again while speaking at Texas Comic Conand this time, she made it clear a comeback isnt just about showing up. It has to make sense. When asked about returning, Stratus first pointed to how much the current womens division has evolved, especially with the rise of physically dominant stars like Rhea Ripley, Nia Jax, Raquel Rodriguez, and Jade Cargill. That shift even made her question where she fits in todays landscape. Even with that uncertainty, Stratus made it clear she still believes she can hang with the current rosterand even thrive in that environment. From there, Stratus got into what really matters when it comes to a returnand thats the creative direction. According to her, thats the deciding factor above everything else. And instead of locking herself into a specific opponent, Stratus flipped the conversation outwardmaking it clear shes open, but wants the right story to tell: So I always turn it back to people and go, I mean, I might go backbut who should I face? Tell me. I want to know. That changes everything. This isnt just a tease anymoreits a conditional return. Stratus isnt looking to come back for the sake of it; she wants a story that matters and an opponent that makes sense in todays WWE landscape. With stars like Jade Cargill and Rhea Ripley leading the division, the possibilities are therebut its clear Stratus isnt stepping in unless its worth it. If the right pitch comes along, this could go from speculation to reality fastand if it does, it wont just be a nostalgia run, itll be a calculated comeback. Please credit Ringside News if you use the above transcript in your publication.So what do you thinkshould Trish Stratus return for another run, and if she does, who should she face? Please share your thoughts and feedback in the comment section below. G Add as a preferred source on Google
