This year, Pro Wrestling Illustrated made the decision to start their first-ever ranked tag team list, the PWI Tag Team 50. Bell To Belles helped in ranking the tag teams, writing entrants for the special edition, and now, the honor of co-releasing every women’s tag team who ranked on the inaugural list. For the purpose of ranking, tag teams were evaluated during the period between … Continue reading PWI Tag Team 50: All Ranked Women’s Teams
In collaboration with PWI, Bell To Belles interviewed over 20 women who have ranked on this year’s PWI Women’s 100 ranking. Bell To Belles will release one interview per day, celebrating the past year in women’s wrestling and the strong women who dedicate their lives to the sport. Jamie Hayter, who ranked #47 on this year’s Women’s 100, spoke with Kristen Ashly of Bell To … Continue reading PWI Women’s 100 Interview Series: #47 Jamie Hayter
On Thursday, Dave Meltzer of the Wrestling Observer confirmed that AEW recently released Bea Priestley and Sadie Gibbs. This news comes as surprise because Bea Priestley was a highly-touted signing for AEW last year following her run with STARDOM. “The Top Gaijin” made her debut at Fight for Fallen 2019 in a tag match with Shoko Nakajima, Riho, and Britt Baker. The match infamously kicked … Continue reading AEW releases Sadie Gibbs and Bea Priestley
STARDOM recently announced a match to crown new Goddess of Stardom Champions as Jamie Hayter and Bea Priestley vacated the titles. The Joshi promotion added another title match to their upcoming show at Korakuen Hall. The Goddess of Stardom titles will be on the line but the reigning champions, the Top Gaijins, are unable to compete. The team of Jamie Hayter and Bea Priestley won … Continue reading STARDOM to award new Goddess of Stardom Champions
In 1992, Midway Games developed a game designed by Ed Boon and John Tobias, which originally was made to be a game starring Jean-Claude Van Damme. Instead, a fantasy-themed fighting game was created, and while still reminiscent of the movie star, instead featured seven characters who enter into a martial arts tournament, hellbent on defeating the antagonist of the game: Shang Tsung. The game takes … Continue reading Mortal Kombat Remake: Women’s Wrestling Edition
On Tuesday, STARDOM held a press conference for their next show, which streamed live on their official YouTube channel. At the event, they announced three upcoming title matches. First, the newly-formed unit, Donna del Mondo, will challenge Queen’s Quest for the Artist of Stardom Championship. Giulia, Maika, and Syuri made their first appearance together at the 9th Anniversary Show. After they defeated Tokyo Cyber Squad, … Continue reading Title matches announced for STARDOM show on Feb. 8
At STARDOM’s 9th Anniversary show, Bea Priestley and Jamie Hayter beat Tokyo Cyber Squad to win the Goddess of Stardom Championship. STARDOM’s first big show of the year at Korakuen Hall was full of surprises. The Joshi promotion crowned new champions and saw new alliances built. On Sunday, Bea Priestley and Jamie Hayter challenged Jungle Kyona and Konami for the Goddess of Stardom Championship. Ultimately, … Continue reading Bea Priestley and Jamie Hayter win STARDOM’s tag titles
Bea Priestley is a top talent at Stardom, who also wrestles for AEW. She recently spoke with Andrew Thompson of POST Wrestling about her experience working for both companies. “So, I am the only full-time foreigner in STARDOM, she said. “So I’m the only one that has that privilege. I’m also here[AEW] part-time so, I think the only other person who does STARDOM and AEW would be … Continue reading Bea Priestley on working with Stardom and AEW
In a heartfelt joshi showcase, Riho retained the AEW Women’s Championship at tonight’s AEW Full Gear. The champ defended the title against her former trainer and mentor, Emi Sakura, in a high-flying fast paced match lasting just over 13 minutes, with enough story-telling to pro-long the feud. The two have 13 years of history, first becoming acquainted when Riho started training under Sakura at the … Continue reading Riho retains the AEW Women’s Championship at Full Gear
Earlier this week, Britt Baker vs. Bea Priestley was added to the card of tomorrow night’s AEW Full Gear Pay-Per-View. Don’t feel remiss if you had no idea the match was happening. The match wasn’t even mentioned during AEW’s go-home episode of Dynamite. Perhaps worse, the match will not be featured on the main card of the PPV. Instead, it will be a part of … Continue reading Britt Baker vs. Bea Priestley deserves the main card of AEW Full Gear
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