Once beloved by the fans for her extreme ways, Lita became one of the most despised Divas in WWE. After she aligned with Edge in May 2005, she no longer cared what the fans thought of her, standing by the Rated R Superstar no matter what derogatory chants the fans sent in her direction. While with Edge, Lita had no problem saying what was on her mind or doing whatever it took to help her man be successful, often finding herself in the midst of controversy as a result.
After a short stint in ECW, Lita made her WWE debut in 2000 alongside Essa Rios. She quickly led Rios to the Light Heavyweight Championship that February, but the pair split a few months later. Lita then hooked up with the Hardy Boyz, beginning a partnership that would last nearly five years.
Lita soon after went on to win the Women’s Championship from Stephanie McMahon in August 2000. After losing the gold, Lita took on more of a managerial role for the Hardys while competing from time to time. It was here that the long and heated rivalry between Lita and Trish Stratus began, as the two first locked horns while Trish managed Test & Albert against Lita’s Hardy Boyz.
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