Wrestlers that Stephanie has or is managing include; Test, Shane McMahon, Vince McMahon, Triple H, Kurt Angle, Mister America, Zach Gowen, Rhyno, Chris Jericho and Rob Van Dam. The role of manager has been described as story line agent for an actor or an athlete. Managers help their clients to book matches and appearances as well as guiding their clients careers. It is up to the manager to organize clients into position to take on title opportunities. They are also needed to act as the mouthpiece for their wrestlers. A good manager can help to make a wrestler a fan favorite or even a favorite villain.

Stephanie McMahan has a big personality and is able to guide the wrestlers in her care into celebrity status amongst the fans of wrestling and sometimes into the hearts of those not taken by the entertainment sport. Stephanie’s big personality has made her a favorite not just while competing but also while an agent to the new names in wrestling. Beginning her career as an Account Executive for the WWF in their New York sales office, she was involved in creative design, television production and as a ring performer. Stephanie was promoted to the role of Senior Vice President of Creative Writing in 2006. In 2007 she was promoted to the role of Executive Vice President of Talent, Creative Writing and Live Events.

She began appearing regularly from 1999 in a storyline developed with the undertaker. There was also a brief on screen relationship with Test. In early 1999 WWF writer Vince Russo suggested a story line that includes Stephanie McMahon debuting as a sweet and innocent daughter of Vince McMahon. The Undertaker was included to stalk and abduct Stephanie. He then took her to the centre of the ring and almost married her before she is rescued by Stone Cold Steve Austin. It was after her rescue that the relationship with Test was written into the script. This lead to Test and Stephanie’s brother Shane coming to blows. Test defeated Shane during a Love Her or Leave Her Match. After defeating another wrestling couple Test and Stephanie attempt to marry in the ring. It is here that Triple H arrives, shows a video of himself and a “drugged” McMahon being wed in a Las Vegas drive through ceremony. And here the story enables Stephanie to turn into a villain, as she reveals that the wedding was in fact real and in revenge for her father’s involvement in the earlier kidnappings.

After that Stephanie was linked to triple H, who she married both on and then later off screen in real life. This brought about the McMahon-Helmsley Faction storyline. Stephanie held the WWF Women’s Championship title once. In 2001 she was the on-screen owner of Extreme Championship Wrestling. In 2002 Stephanie became the SmackDown General Manager. She stopped appearing regularly on the television after staging on I Quit match with her father Vince. We see Stephanie return to regular appearances on screen in 2008 when she takes on the role of General Manager for the Raw brand.

There were several different wrestling versions however the Smack Down series was one of the most interesting which really boosted the profile for the whole wrestling and entertainment TV series. Unfortunately the numbers of fans started to die off later after the original Smack Down series which did not say a lot for Stephanie McMahon or her ability as the General Manager of the show. In 2008 the Raw series started which boosted interest once again and managed to save her career as the General Manager of the wrestling series. Being sexy rather than any good at wrestling was a part of the reality of the show which is most likely what prompted Stephanie to get breast implants at the age of 23 years old. this is something that many women do for themselves as well as for others however doing it for popularity is always a good choice for getting your boobs done. Stephanie McMahon has managed many different wrestlers in her time including her own father which says that she must be doing something right otherwise everything would have gone astray for her quite a few years ago.

She is married now and has moved on from the major world of wrestling but we will always remember those sexy and revealing outfits that she wore for our entertainment. Her wrestling style was also one that can’t be forgotten because she it is said that more often than not she would play dirty. All the guys love to see girls in little dresses slapping and grabbing each other for fun but the best part is when parts of those revealing clothes come off to reveal some more of these gorgeous girls.

Once you have gotten to know a little about Stephanie you will see that she is now a true business woman looking to make her fortune the same way her father did with a bit of hard work, some good imagination and a truck load of money. Stephanie and her career will be two things that many people will be interested in hearing about over the next few years as the world of wrestling dies away and something else takes its place.

In early 1999, Stephanie was involved in an onscreen story line that included her father and the Undertaker.  She began a relationship with wrestler Test that later turned very bitter. There were outbursts between Test and her brother Shane who thought that Test was not good enough for her. After Test defeated Shane at a SummerSlam fight sometimes in 1999, Shane went out of their way and agreed that they may get married. Stephanie McMahon and Test went on to team up a fight against Jeff Jarret and Debra that they won. The couples were eventually engaged but their wedding was later postponed after The British Bulldog accidentally hit Stephanie with a crash can. It was later set for a later date.

Stephanie McMahon is a graduate of Boston University and Greenwich High School. Like her brother Shane McMahon, she holds a degree in communications. She has appeared on Jimmy Kimmel Live, The Weakest Link, Opie and Anthony show, and the Howard Stem show. She got a breast implant on the summer of 2001. She and her husband “Triple H” have a baby girl called Aurora Rose Levesque who was born on July 2006. Stephanie still holds her position as the Senior Vice President of Creative Writing at WWE.