Stephanie McMahon, WWE executive and former Attitude Era star, recently addressed rumors about a possible in-ring comeback during the SummerSlam Night 1 pre-show. While she hasn’t officially retired, Stephanie was clear that stepping back into the ring isn’t in her plans. She admitted that today’s female superstars like Tiffany Stratton and Jade Cargill perform at a level she feels she can’t match anymore. “Trust me, I can’t hang with these women,” she said, putting to rest hopes of her wrestling again.
Stephanie’s Thoughts on Returning to the Ring
Stephanie emphasized that despite her love for the business, competing with the current generation of female wrestlers is out of reach. She praised their talent and intensity but firmly stated she’s not up for the physical challenge anymore. This honest acknowledgment reflects her respect for the evolving women’s division.
Open to a Managerial Role
Though she ruled out competing inside the ropes, Stephanie didn’t close the door on other onscreen opportunities. She expressed willingness to take on a non-wrestling role, specifically as a manager or mouthpiece for a rising star. “I could be the mouthpiece. I’ll come talk a good game, but you don’t want me in the ring,” she joked, suggesting she’s open to supporting talent from outside the squared circle.
Last Wrestle and SummerSlam Surprise
Stephanie McMahon last competed in WrestleMania 34 in 2018, teaming with Triple H against the debuting Ronda Rousey and Kurt Angle in a losing effort. Fast forward to SummerSlam 2025, where the event featured a shocking finish: Seth Rollins cashing in his Money in the Bank contract on CM Punk after faking an injury, instantly grabbing the World Heavyweight Championship. While Stephanie may not be wrestling again, WWE continues to deliver moments that keep fans talking.
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