I rarely tune in to WWE. Ideological differences caused us to drift apart after being a die-hard fan for nearly two decades. I still catch The Big Four and listen to the poor YouTubers tasked with recapping the RAW and Smackdown. With AEW in my life, I very rarely feel the need to go back. …
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Dr. Britt Baker, D.M.D. retains her championship against The Galaxy’s Greatest Alien, Kris Statlander, in yet another amazing match from each competitor. Starting off strong, Statlander takes Baker to the limits, going for the Spider Crab to end the match, leaving her efforts unsuccessful. Even for Baker, The Pittsburgh Sunrise and her infamous stomp isn’t enough to take the alien down just yet. Surviving the second kick out, Statlander submits from the Lockjaw and Baker now can move on to her next opponent. As …
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I’ve been a wrestling fan my whole life, started watching when I was a kid. AEW exec and new mommy Brandi Rhodes has announced the release of her new wine brand ‘Whoa Baby!’ this week. She is collaborating with Nocking Point Wines on the rose which is available for immediate purchase on their official website. …
Women from Mexico, Puerto Rico, Brazil, and other countries have been making an impact in the WWE, AEW, and several independent promotions throughout the United States.
Brand new wrestlers are popping up across the country and some ladies who have been in the game for a few years are starting to get noticed. To be on this list of up and coming women’s wrestlers these ladies have to have been wrestling for no more than five years and not currently be signed to WWE, AEW, or Impact.
After major events like WrestleMania and Double or Nothing it’s time to see where your favorite women’s wrestlers stack up compared to where they were after the first quarter of the year.
Throughout the years there have been many excellent women’s wrestlers from Canada, including Trish Stratus, Gail Kim, and many others. Today there are several Canadians in major and independent wrestling promotions. Check out the 10 best women’s wrestlers from Canada.
WrestleMania is the biggest event of the year for women’s wrestling and wrestling in general. WrestleMania week got off to a big start when The Bella Twins, Molly Holly, and Ethel Johnson were inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame. From there we saw a new NXT Women’s Champion crowned when Raquel Gonzalez defeated Io Shirai. We also saw the NXT Women’s Champions Ember Moon and Shotzi Blackheart retain their titles against Candice LeRae and Indie Hartwell. Each night of WrestleMania featured two women’s matches, and we also saw Alexa Bliss play a big role in the first match of night two.
The first quarter of 2021 was an exciting time. The WWE was preparing for WrestleMania, AEW added a new show, Impact Wrestling was being taken over by AEW, and more independent wrestling promotions were starting back up again. Check out these women’s wrestling rankings from the Women’s Wrestling Talk podcast.
We recently had a big interview with Vickie Guerrero, Pro Wrestling Pets with Masha Slamovich, and a lot more.