Today, WWE Superstar Bianca Belair and WWE Head of Global Sales & Partnerships Claudine Lilien spoke on re-educating fans and potential partners, stressing how important it is in order for WWE to see growth. Belair and Lilien made their Cannes Lions appearance at Female Quotient’s Equality Lounge, speaking at the digital discussion “Superstar Partnerships: Why…
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Xia Brookside comments on Piper Niven’s WWE RAW debut
Earlier this week, Bell To Belles had the opportunity to sit down with NXT UK Superstar Xia Brookside to chat about her love for American Idol, thoughts on Meiko Satomura as the new NXT UK Women’s Champion, and being so successful at a young age. During the interview, Kristen Ashly noted Brookside has a close…
Mexican and Latin American women who held a WWE title
Earlier today, during a global press conference for Sunday’s NXT TakeOver: In Your House, WWE posted a tweet claiming Raquel Gonzalez was the “first Mexican and Latin American woman to win a WWE title”. Women’s wrestling fans took to Twitter in hard disagreement, citing the names of other Latin and Mexican women who have also…
Billie Kay, Chelsea Green, and Mickie James released by WWE
Earlier this afternoon, WWE announced they had “come to terms” on the release of five Superstars, including Billie Kay, Chelsea Green, and Mickie James. WWE also stated the Superstars were released with an effective date of today, Apr. 15, 2021. The Superstars were given the typical “best in all future endeavors” wish. Billie Kay, a…
Bianca Belair wins SmackDown Women’s Title at WrestleMania 37
During Night 1 of WrestleMania, Bianca Belair pinned Sasha Banks to become the new SmackDown Women’s Champion. In the match that lasted just over 17 minutes, Bianca Belair and Sasha Banks both showed their strengths and frustrations, and laid everything on the line while becoming the first two black women to main event a WrestleMania….
WWE 50 Greatest Women Superstars: 5 Glaring Mistakes
Over the past week, WWE announced the WWE 50 Greatest Women Superstars in the modern era. The modern era is characterized as any superstar that wrestled post-1993. The rankings are based on, “in-ring accomplishments, championship victories, and creating legendary moments.” The announcements came via WWE specials hosted by Sarah Schreiber, which aired on Peacock in…