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The proposal of an intergender matchup against Oba was acceptable to Stratus as well, and she added that a Chick Kick could easily be given to him.

“Oba Femi? Yeah, I could totally take him. Oh my God. Chick Kick!” she said.

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The humorous exchange comes as Femi continues his dominant run on the main roster, building on a resume that includes defeating and retiring Brock Lesnar inside Hell in a Cell. Also, it nearly confirms that Trish was asking the audience to suggest matchups, meaning she is open to more in-ring action.

Her last match in WWE was at Evolution 2025 PLE against Tiffany Stratton. The match was for the WWE Women’s Championship, where the champion retained, but Stratus still keeps her hopes high for a title run.

Trish Stratus agrees to face Oba Femi but denies a match with Jade Cargill

On the same podcast, she evaluated potential matchups across WWE’s current women’s division, focusing not on Oba but on actual women she could wrestle. Stratus expressed keen interest in reigning World Champions Chelsea Green and Liv Morgan, giving both a thumbs up.

As a seven-time Women’s Champion aiming for an eighth title, Trish noted that capturing a historic milestone from SmackDown’s top champion, Chelsea, would be particularly sweet. Stratus turned down a match against Jade Cargill because she doesn’t want to be manhandled.

“Jade. Uh, I don’t know. She might break me; I don’t think so,” she said. (27:20 onwards)

With her eyes set on making history, Stratus remains open to returning if the right storyline and championship opportunity align.