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Tiffany Stratton made her professional wrestling debut back in November 2021, and she has been seen as a future top star from the very first day of joining WWE. She was fortunate enough to join WWE directly on her wrestling debut, and it really helped her to pursue a career in wrestling.
Tiffany Stratton spent a couple of years in the NXT, which is the developmental territory of WWE, and she had been quite successful in the NXT as she had been a former NXT Women's Champion. She made her male roster debut as a participant in the women's Royal Rumble match of 2024, and she was one of the final four wrestlers of the match.
How Tiffany Stratton felt about her television debut
She won the Money in the Bank Ladder match in the same year, and she cashed it in successfully to win the WWE Women's Championship. But how was her experience of making her television debut? She was asked this question when she attended an interview with Sidewalks Entertainment. She answered by saying the following;
Tiffany Stratton made her television debut in late 2021
“Oh, that’s a really good question. I think what like, kind of added a lot of pressure was that it was live. It was live TV. I remember my first ever match. I was so nervous. I don’t even think I had like a finisher. I think I just made up a finisher that day. So it being live really, really scared me.
Stratton made her main roster debut in January 2024
"However, I feel like because of gymnastics, I work really well under pressure because in gymnastics, you only have one chance to do your routine flawlessly. So that kind of carried over to wrestling and with it being live and stuff like that, I’ve learned to roll with the punches and like accept the pressure and just be good under pressure. So yeah, we’re learning, we’re still learning as we go and I’m having a great time while doing it.”
Tiffany Stratton cashed in her Money in the Bank contract on the first episode of SmackDown of 2025, and she cashed it in on her on screen friend Nia Jax to win the WWE Women's Championship. It is considered one of the best cash in the women's Money in the Bank history. She is still holding the title, and she is doing an amazing job as the WWE Women's Champion.
