Author: Hope Cousin
Babs Wingo stands at the beginning of a story most wrestling fans have never been told. Long before television, global brands, or hashtags celebrating women’s wrestling, there was a young Black woman from Ohio stepping into rings she was never meant to enter. She didn’t arrive with the fanfare of a Mae Young or the mythology of a Mildred Burke. She came with something quieter but far more revolutionary: the courage to walk into a segregated industry and refuse to be invisible. When Queen of the Ring introduced Babs to a new generation, it offered only a glimpse of her…
Professional wrestling has always been a world built on spectacle: bright lights, big personalities, and the electricity of a crowd waiting for the bell. But before any match begins, before the first lock‑up or storyline twist, there is a voice that sets the tone. The ring announcer is the audience’s guide, the narrator of the moment, the person who frames the stakes. And while women have long been visible in wrestling as athletes, valets, managers, and backstage interviewers, their history behind the microphone is far less documented. Her Voice, Their Legacy: The Women Of Pro Wrestling Announcing This piece traces…
Professional wrestling’s symbol of excellence, the Four Horsemen, originally consisted of Ric Flair, Arn and Ole Anderson, and Tully Blanchard. They debuted in 1985 and were known for their dominance in the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) and later World Championship Wrestling (WCW) throughout the 1980s and 1990s. Four Horsemen – Diamonds Are Forever Managed by JJ Dillon (originally Tully’s manager), the wrestling stable was known for their in-ring prowess and their ability to hold multiple championships simultaneously. They would often boast about their success both in the ring and with their lavish lifestyles. Why were The Four Horsemen popular? Let’s…
Exciting news for fight fans! Invicta FC 62 kicked off in Kansas City, MO, on Friday, May 16th, airing on CBS Sports Network. On May 12th, at Invicta FC 62 Presser, spearheaded by Megan Anderson, featured Daria Berenato, formerly known as Sonya DeVille from WWE, engaging with media representatives worldwide. Daria Berenato, renowned for her professional wrestling and mixed martial arts background, has joined the all-women commentary team for Invicta FC 62, alongside Megan Anderson and Julie Kedzie. Daria Berenato discusses Invicta FC 62, released WWE talent, and commentary In her new role, the former WWE Women’s Tag Team Champion,…
On Sunday, April 27th, 2025, TNA Wrestling presents Rebellion on pay-per-view! Yesterday, a TNA Presser, led by Tom Hannifan, welcomed media representatives worldwide to engage with the reigning TNA World Champion, Joe Hendry. Recently, the enigmatic figure, who materializes at the mention of his name, disclosed his intense schedule leading up to WrestleMania 41. From a grueling 12-hour media marathon to appearances at Wrestle Con and WWE World, alongside evening meetings, his dedication shines through. Get ready for a thrilling showdown at Rebellion! When asked if he felt confident about his ability to kind of pivot, if there ever came…