List of WrestleMania 2000 Managers and Valets

Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley

With Triple H — Main Event

Stephanie McMahon-Helmsley — Triple H's on-screen wife and real-life partner — was in the WWF Champion's corner for the main event four-way elimination. As the most powerful woman in the McMahon-Helmsley regime, her ringside presence was both strategic and symbolic of the couple's shared authority over WWF.

Vince McMahon

With The Rock — Main Event

Vince McMahon's surprise return to WWF television on March 13 had included his alignment with The Rock — making him The People's Champion's ringside advocate at WM2000. Vince's presence with Rock added the most politically charged element to the McMahon-in-Every-Corner structure, as the WWF's owner ostensibly working against his own son-in-law's championship retention.

Linda McMahon

With Mick Foley — Main Event

Linda McMahon — the real-life CEO of WWF and Vince's wife — was cast as the event's moral authority figure, accompanying Mick Foley as the babyface conscience of the McMahon family's involvement. Her reinstatement of Foley against the McMahon-Helmsley regime's retirement stipulation made her character's WM2000 appearance a direct act of defiance against Triple H and Stephanie.

Shane McMahon

With Big Show — Main Event

Shane McMahon — absent from WWF television since December 1999 before his surprise return to help Big Show win the No. 1 contendership — accompanied Big Show to the main event ring. Shane's involvement added the youngest McMahon's political scheming to the four-corner structure, with his chair shot on The Rock serving as the decisive enabling act for Triple H's final championship retention.

Trish Stratus

Manager of T&A — WM Debut

Trish Stratus made her WrestleMania debut as the glamorous manager of T&A (Test and Albert) — beginning one of WWE's most significant career trajectories of the 2000s from the most modest of WM starting points.

Paul Bearer

With Kane — Backstage and Non-Match Appearance

Paul Bearer was present with Kane for the Pete Rose Chokeslam backstage segment, continuing his decade-long role as the supernatural guardian of the Dead Man's family mythology.