Harshad Patel
Tiffany Stratton, a prominent figure in WWE Smackdown, recently disclosed her ambitions to break into Hollywood by the age of 30 during an interview with the “Battleground Podcast.” At 25, she appears to be taking concrete steps toward this goal.
She has now signed with the Paradigm Talent Agency for comprehensive representation across various domains, including acting, brand partnerships, books, graphic novels, and speaking engagements. Despite lacking prior acting experience, she envisions herself as an athletic action hero akin to Wonder Woman, drawing inspiration from iconic movie characters such as Sharpay Evans.
The partnership between Paradigm and Stratton aims to enhance her professional profile and capitalize on her potential, leveraging WWE’s lucrative deal with Netflix, valued at $5 billion over a decade.
Paradigm is optimistic about modeling Stratton’s Hollywood journey after successful transitions made by wrestling icons like John Cena, Dave Bautista, and Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. Stratton’s on-screen persona in WWE, influenced by characters like Sharpay Evans, hints at her versatility and adaptability, qualities crucial for a crossover into acting.
This announcement follows Paradigm’s recent acquisition of another WWE talent, World Heavyweight Champion Damian Priest, underlining the agency’s interest in expanding its roster within the wrestling sphere.
Despite her burgeoning Hollywood aspirations, Stratton remains an integral part of WWE’s “SmackDown” brand, having joined the main roster earlier this year.
Her participation in high-profile events like the 2024 Queen of the Ring tournament, where she faced Bianca Belair, underscores her continued presence and relevance within the wrestling scene, even as she sets her sights on a new horizon in Hollywood.
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