3 WWE legends who'll probably appear at RAW Reunion, and 2 who definitely won't

Modified Sep 11, 2019 11:53 GMT

The Rated-R Superstar often appears for WWE since retiring from the ring over seven years ago.

#2: Probably will: Trish Stratus

Stratus (right) with Mickie James, returned at the 2018 Women's Royal Rumble as the #30 entrant.

Arguably the greatest women's wrestler of all time, Trish Stratus joined the WWE in 2000, originally as a fitness model with no training. A life-long wrestling fan though, Stratus would work incredibly hard to improve, eventually becoming a multiple-time Women's Champion and having some of women's wrestling's biggest feuds.

Now retired, Stratus continues to be a prominent feature in WWE, returning at last year's Royal Rumble as the #30 entrant in the first-ever Women's Royal Rumble. This past October, the Canadian Hall of Famer returned for WWE's first-ever all-female pay per view Evolution, and it's clear that Stratus can still hang in the ring.

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With her long-time nemesis and best friend Lita already announced to appear, seeing the two back together once again would be a huge dose of Stratusfaction.

Edited by Rahul Arun