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Annual Performance Records

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2000:

Trish's first year in the WWE was also her worst in terms of match results.

She failed to win a single singles match and also lost in a gimmick match, a match type that would later become her forté.

Trish only technically won one of her matches, when she pinned Lita in her first ever match; a 6 man tag..

Trish's victory record for 2000 was a measly 17%.

2001:

Trish's second year in the WWE was far more promising.

Trish saw her largest number of matches in single competition and this laid the foundation upon which the rest of her career would build. She won an impressive eight out of eleven singles matches.

In this year she also became Women's Champion, having won the only six pack challenge to have been held during the entire length of her career, up to the present day.

It also became clear that Trish was suited to gimmick matches, winning five out of eight.

Her victory record for this year was 66%.

2002:

2002 saw Trish compete in an incredible twenty tag team matches, winning an astonishing fourteen of them.

Singles action was far more evenly balanced however, with Trish falling just shy of breaking even on the number of victories against losses.

She also suffered her first loss via submission this year, at the hands of the brutal and powerful Jazz.

Trish did exceptionally well to win all of her gimmick matches this year, competing largely against Stacy Keibler.

Trish's victory record for this year fell to 62%.

2003:

The number of tag matches Trish competed in this year, swelled to an almost unbelievable twenty-three. Unsurprisingly, the number of singles matches she competed in fell sharply.

Trish once again lost more singles matches than she won, and also clocked up another loss via submission.

She failed to win all three of the fatal four way matches she was involved in.

Her victories in her gimmick matches were simple affairs however, which is easy to understand with competition coming from the likes of Jackie Gayda.

Trish's victory record fell again to 49%

2004:

2004 was a relatively quieter year for Trish, marred by injuries.

When she did compete, she did well in singles action winning five out of six bouts by pinfall, although she did also acquire the third loss in her career via submission at the hands of Christian rather than Jazz.

Trish was also involved in only one gimmick match this year, where she scored an easy win by striping Christy Hemme in a handicap bra and panties match.

Trish' victory record finally showed some signs of recovery through rising to 58%.

2005:

Trish has so far won all of her singles matches via pinfall, which is all the more impressive considering the fact that she has been competing against, Lita, Molly, Victoria and now Torrie Wilson.

2006: