5 WWE Superstars who left the company on good terms

#4 Trish Stratus left WWE on good terms

#onthisday I accomplished something never done - This former valet became a 7x Women’s Champ. In what would be my storybook ending I faced my bestie, in my hometown, retired as Champion while playing homage to my childhood hero @brethitmanhart. That’s the stuff dreams are made of pic.twitter.com/L1HLaoxhDy

— Trish Stratus (@trishstratuscom) September 17, 2020

Trish Stratus had a phenomenal run and did what only a few WWE Superstars get to do, and that is to retire on her terms.

Trish formally retired from in-ring action in 2007. Her final match saw her defeat fellow legend Lita to win the WWE Women's Championship for the record-breaking seventh time in her hometown of Ontario, Canada.

Stratus is a history-making WWE Superstar. She is a seven-time WWE Women's Champion and 2013 Hall of Fame Inductee.

Trish Stratus would continue to make special appearances such for WWE; she was as a trainer on the 2011 season of WWE Tough Enough. Along with other legends of the women's division, she appeared in the first-ever Women's Royal Rumble match. Stratus teamed up with her best friend, Lita at the all-female event Evolution in 2018 to take on Mickie James and Alicia Fox.

.@WWE_MandyRose's tribute to @trishstratuscom... 💯 #WWERaw pic.twitter.com/1uBD172YSc

— WWE (@WWE) September 29, 2020

Trish would return a year later for a passing of the torch feud with Charlotte Flair. They would have a fantastic match at last year's SummerSlam.