WWE legend Trish Stratus shows off incredible figure aged 46 sending fans wild in tiny pink dress
WWE legend Trish Stratus set pulses racing with a racy social media selfie flaunting her impressive physique.
The WWE Hall-of-Famer, 46, is still one of the most beloved wrestlers from the 'Divas' generation and boasts over two million followers on Instagram.
Stratus regularly keeps her followers updated with her daily ongoings via the social media platform - where she recently wowed them with a racy selfie.
The Canadian recently uploaded a snap of herself donning a tight pink dress that clung to her figure.
Her accompanying caption with the post read: "Summer Vibezzz."
Stratus' legion of followers were blown away by her latest selfie and were quick to comment, with one saying: "You look amazing Trish! You never age!"
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Another said: "How is it that you still look as good as you did 20 years ago?"
And another said: "Just the best of all time."
One remarked: "One of the savviest wrestlers of all time. Put some respect on her name."
Another chimed: "You are one of my favourite female wrestlers."
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Fan favourite Stratus made her WWE debut in March 2000, playing the role of heel manager for Test and Albert.
She last competed at SummerSlam in 2019 against Charlotte Flair in her hometown of Toronto.
But she suffered a submission loss to Flair, the daughter of WWE icon Rick.
Stratus - who captured the WWE Women's Championship a record seven times - made a surprise appearance at a live event in Toronto in March - entering the ring and slapping superstar Becky Lynch.
And she recently appeared during a two-night special in Ontario as part of a WWE showcase.
When asked if she still has the urge to compete, she said: "Yeah, to be honest, it did.
" I was lucky, a couple of weeks later; the live event was so much fun because it was just after that and I got a chance to go back and it was in Toronto and in another town near me at home.
"So I just drove in, took my kids and yeah, you get in there, you feel the energy of the crowd, you do some promos, you do some slapping and it’s just like, oh, it’s such — it’s good."