WATCH: Tiffany Stratton’s first pitch goes horribly wrong at Mets game

WWE women’s champ Tiffany Stratton, who unfortunately is another grease-ball Mets fan, threw out the first pitch today ahead of their game against the Nationals and quickly became another lowlight for the worst fanbase on planet Earth.

Here at The Liberty Line, we obviously hate the New York Mets, so every time one of these celebrity first pitch gigs up in Queens goes predictably wrong, we’re obviously going to write about it.

I’m even a wrestling fan and will happily admit that Tiffany is insanely talented in the ring but I think we’re all better off if she stays off the baseball mound. Plus, not to get too personal, I think Tiffany Stratton is drop-dead gorgeous but god damn, those orange and blue Mets colors make me wish I was Hellen Keller, if you catch my drift.

Side Note: Bad analogy. I just want to be blind and have the image of Tiffany Stratton burnt into my unusable retinas. I don’t want to be a woman. At least not today.

Tiffany Stratton’s first pitch

IT’S TIFFY TIME 💅@WWE Women’s World Champion Tiffany Stratton threw out the first pitch at the Mets game today! 😅 pic.twitter.com/A2Vmjim9Xa

— MLB (@MLB) June 12, 2025

Honestly, that pitch looked like she was trying to throw out Roman Reigns from the top rope, not toss a baseball 60 feet.

Outside of 50 Cent, there’s absolutely no way you can be that bad at throwing something.

That ball sailed over everything. I understand it can be stressful but that didn’t just miss the plate, it looked like she was aiming at the upper deck behind home plate.

Mets outfielder Jared Young, who drew the short straw as the ceremonial catcher, didn’t stand a chance.

Was 50 Cent worse? It’s Close…

6 years ago today, 50 Cent attempted a first pitch. pic.twitter.com/kNl12yjuMg

— Cut4 (@Cut4) May 27, 2020

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The Mets’ Curse Claims Another Victim

At this point, it’s become a rite of passage for Mets first pitches to be absolute disasters. From 50 chucking a ball 15 feet wide of the strike zone in 2014 to Carly Rae Jepsen spiking it into the dirt in Tampa, this Tiffany Stratton gem might not be the worst, but it’s definitely climbing the ranks.

Pro Wrestling Is Realer Than You Think — Even If My Boss Hates It

Let me get this off my chest while I’ve got the floor — professional wrestling catches way too much heat from people who’ve clearly never taken a bump in their life. Yeah, yeah, we’ve all heard the “it’s fake” line from your uncle at Thanksgiving who still wears New Balances from 2003.

Anyone who’s watched WWE for more than five minutes knows that it’s one of the most physically demanding forms of entertainment on the planet.

Drew Smith hates WWE

Not the Mets pitcher. The real Drew Smith, who owns and operates The Liberty Line. I really don’t understand why he doesn’t like it. Probably because it takes away from content being made and the fact that he’s nearing 40-years old but still, I would hope he reconsiders and opens that cold, dead heart of his to the possibility of enjoying it.

Maybe me confessing my love for Tiffany Stratton will have him give it a shot but I highly doubt it. He’s too busy knee deep in the US Open and golf content to realize that WWE is physically taxing, just like other professional sports that don’t involve golf.

Outside of Brooks Koepka and probably Sepp Straka, Tiffany Stratton could beat up the majority of these country club dorks playing this week at Oakmont.

Editors Note: I absolutely do not like WWE and Steve, my boy, needs to grow up. Did he really say that he wanted to be a woman above? That was in the original draft too. No idea where that came from but Steve, Slack me if you want to talk.

Editors Note Continuted: Golf is way better than WWE. Obviously. Steve is just mad he can’t hit a drive further than the women’s tees, which also might explain why he wants to be Hellen Keller.

Last Thought: No one likes Rory McIlroy, it’s a Ryder Cup year, Steven. Be a patriot. Defend Bethpage. Support America First. For once.

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