In Wrestling
- Finishing moves
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- Chick Kick (Roundhouse kick)
- Stratusfaction (Springboard bulldog)
- Signature moves
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- Air Canada (Thesz press followed by punches)
- Backhand chop, sometimes preceded by licking the palm of her hand
- Bicycle kick
- Diving clothesline
- Diving crossbody
- Hurricanrana pin
- MaTrish (Matrix evasion)
- MaTrish Reloaded / MaTrish Revolutions / Whirlybird Headscissors (Handstand headscissors takedown)
- Multiple bulldog variations
- Diving
- One-handed
- Running
- Wheelbarrow
- One-armed neckbreaker slam
- Simultaneous side headlock and headscissors takedown combination on two opponents
- Spinebuster
- Springboard sunset flip
- Stratusphere (Turnbuckle handstand headscissors takedown)
- Stratus Splash (Stinger splash)
- Super frankensteiner
- Turnbuckle mounted rear naked choke
- Victory roll
- Sharpshooter
- Wrestlers managed
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- Albert
- Ashley Massaro
- Kurt Angle
- Beth Phoenix
- Lita
- Carlito
- Christian
- Bubba Ray Dudley
- Chris Jericho
- Test
- Tyson Tomko
- Viscera
- Val Venis
- Jeff Hardy
- Triple H
- John Morrison
- Mickie James
- Nicknames
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- "The Quintessential WWE Diva"
- "Canada's Greatest Export"
- "The Queen of Wrestling"
- "The Goddess of Wrestling"
- "Diva of the Decade"
- "Toronto's Finest Gift to the WWE"
- "The Beautiful Blonde from Toronto"
- Entrance themes
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- "Emergency" by Rick DiFonzo from the Backspin production music library (WWF; June 22, 2000-February 2001)
- "Whiplash" by Code Red from Extreme Music (WWF/WWE; April 2, 2001-September 30, 2002)
- "Time to Rock & Roll" by Lil' Kim (WWE; October 7, 2002-Present)
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