List of women's wrestling promotions in the United States

This is a list of women's professional wrestling promotions in the United States, sorted by founding date, and lists both active and defunct women's promotions from the 1980s through the present.

ArenaChicks

ArenaChicks
Founded November 2010
Style American Wrestling
Headquarters Los Angeles, California
Founder(s) Amber O'Neal
Website www.arenachicks.com

ArenaChicks was founded in November 2010 by Amber O'Neal. It films direct-to-DVD matches and coordinates appearances by female wrestling personalities at wrestling conventions and reunion shows.

Roster

Female wrestlers

Male wrestlers

Other talent

ChickFight

Main article: ChickFight

ChickFight was founded in 2004 by Jason Deadrich. The promotion began as an eight-woman tournament that was held from 2004-2008. Since 2008, ChickFight has promoted several matches on cards for other wrestling promotions, particularly the California-based Pro Wrestling Revolution. In 2010, ChickFight announced a partnership with the website Diva-Dirt.com to co-promote matches in 2011.

Dangerous Women of Wrestling

Dangerous Women of Wrestling
Acronym DWOW
Founded 1999
Style American Wrestling
Founder(s) Dan Kowal
Formerly Gorgeous Ladies of Outrageous Wrestling (GLOOW)
Website www.dangerouswomenofwrestling.com

Dangerous Women of Wrestling (DWOW) was founded in 1999 by then-Extreme Championship Wrestling promoter Dan Kowal. The organization was founded as Gorgeous Ladies of Outrageous Wrestling (GLOOW), but changed its name to DWOW in 2003 to avoid confusion with Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling.[1] The company features a mixture of extreme wrestling, some nudity, and oil wrestling.[2][3]

The Beautiful Babes of Wrestling (BBOW) promotion is separate from DWOW/GLOOW. Although it used a similar roster, BBOW was composed mainly of women from Maryland Championship Wrestling and women from DWOW/GLOOW.[4] DWOW/GLOOW is also separate from Women's Extreme Wrestling, which was founded in 2002 by Dave Milan, Dan Kowal, Steve Karel and Greg Bagarozy and used a similar talent roster. Whereas WEW ran pay-per-view events, DWOW focused on television and served as a developmental territory for WEW.[1]

DWOW aired a television series in the local Pennsylvania and Northeastern Atlantic markets until the company want on an intermittent hiatus in 2004. They announced a new television deal in 2010. The Dangerous Women of Wrestling Underground television series debuted on August 28, 2010, on The Fight Network.

Roster

The roster of wrestlers includes female wrestlers, male wrestlers, and midget wrestlers.

Wrestlers

Other on-air talent

Announcers

Producer

Referees

Delta Tiger Lilies

Delta Tiger Lilies
Founded 1988
Defunct 1988
Style American Wrestling

Delta Tiger Lilies was an all-female wrestling company that operated in 1988 and produced direct-to-video matches.

Championships

Unlike most other organizations, the Delta Tiger Lilies did not have a championship. Instead, it recognized the existing champions from other national promotions, including AWA World Women's Champion Madusa Miceli and NWA United States Women's Champion Misty Blue Simmes.

During one of the events, Simmes challenged Miceli to a title unification match (NWA United States Women's Title and AWA World Women's Title), but the match never happened.[5] At another event, former NWA World Women's Champion Debbie Combs challenged Simmes for the NWA United States Women's Championship, but Simmes was unable to accept due to an arm injury she had sustained.

Alumni

Wrestlers

Other on-air talent

Managers

Commissioner

Double Trouble Wrestling

Double Trouble Wrestling, or DT Wrestling for short, was founded by Double Trouble Productions in 1984. Since it is an erotic wrestling promotion, fans can order custom matches and have the wrestlers compete in costumes, bikinis, topless or nude. The majority of the performers are pornographic actresses and adult models along with notable wrestlers WCW's Tylene Buck and Hollywood from GLOW.

DropKick Divas

DropKick Divas
Founded June 12, 2011
Style American Wrestling
Headquarters Canton, Ohio
Founder(s) Jessica Havok Kevin Ballew
Owner(s) Kevin Ballew
Website dropkickdivas.com

DropKick Divas was founded on June 12, 2011 by Kevin Ballew and Jessica Havok. It films direct-to-DVD matches and custom matches that customers may design the match type and book the talent.

Roster

Female wrestlers

  • Allysin Kay
  • Amanda Ruffin
  • Amber O'Neal
  • Angeldust
  • Big Mama
  • Bombshell Betty
  • Brittany Force
  • Drea
  • Heather Owens
  • Jessica Havok
  • Jessie Bell Smothers
  • Maverick Sky
  • Minka Murder
  • Neveah
  • Roxie Cotton
  • Sassy Stephie
  • Shavonne Norvell
  • Side Saddle Sally
  • Tinita

Male wrestlers

Exotic Ladies of Wrestling

Exotic Ladies of Wrestling
Acronym ELOL
Founded 2007
Style American Wrestling
Headquarters Trinity County, California
Pembroke Pines, Florida

Exotic Ladies of Wrestling was founded in 2007. It filmed direct-to-DVD matches. ELOF was located in Trinity County, California in 2007. ELOF relocated Pembroke Pines, Florida after returning.

Roster

Wrestlers

Alumni

Wrestlers

Other on-air talent

Managers

Hardbodies Wrestling

Hardbodies Wrestling was founded by Sarah-Michelle Costarakis in 2001 as Florida Championship Wrestling with wrestling videos. It expanded into small bar and grills throughout Florida in 2003. The wrestling was mostly semi-professional and ran until 2008 when it was bought out by FCW. A small video company now uses the name.[6]

Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling

Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, also known as GLOW, was founded by David McLane. It began in 1986 (the pilot was filmed in December 1985) and continued in various forms after it left television in 1990. The television series combined women's wrestling with comedic skits and raps. The promotion was revived in 2001 by Riviera Hotel & Casino.

Powerful Women of Wrestling

Powerful Women of Wrestling (also known as POWW) was founded by David McLane in 1987 after he left Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling. The promotion lasted until 1990. Unlike GLOW, POWW focused more on women's wrestling than comedic skits. During its existence, POWW was aligned with the World Wrestling Association in Indianapolis and the American Wrestling Association.

Ladies Major League Wrestling

Ladies Major League Wrestling (LMLW) was an all-female wrestling company founded in 1989 by Howard Brody. It operated in the late 1980s through the early 1990s. Its matches, which were aired promoted under the "Wild Women of Wrestling" (WWOW) banner, were featured on the Universal Wrestling Federation television series and sold on home video.[7]

Ladies Professional Wrestling Association

Ladies Professional Wrestling Association (LPWA) was an all-female wrestling promotion founded in 1989 by Tor Berg. It operated from 1989 through 1992. The LPWA produced two television series, The Super Ladies of Wrestling and Ladies Championship Wrestling from 1990-1992. Many of its matches were also distributed and sold on VHS tapes. It held its first and only pay-per-view, Super Ladies Showdown, on February 23, 1992 before closing down operations shortly after.

Fabulous Ladies in International Rings

Fabulous Ladies in International Rings
Acronym FLAIR
Founded 1990
Defunct 1990
Style American Wrestling

Fabulous Ladies in International Rings (FLAIR) was founded in 1990 shortly after the closing of Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling and Powerful Women of Wrestling. In addition to filming all-women's wrestling events for video distribution, the short-lived company also promoted women's matches on various men's wrestling events.

Championships

Katie Kincaid was recognized as the FLAIR Champion. She later lost the title to Dream Maker (Lori Weathers).

Alumni

Ladies Sports Club

Ladies Sports Club
Acronym LSC
Founded 1990
Defunct 1991
Style American Wrestling
Founder(s) David McLane
Owner(s) David McLane

Ladies Sports Club (LSC) was founded in 1990 by David McLane.[8] It was the third female wrestling promotion created by McLane, who also created Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (GLOW) and Powerful Women of Wrestling (POWW). Shortly after the closing of POWW (which had a working agreement with the American Wrestling Association to co-promote matches), McLane formed LSC. The LSC roster consisted of many of the women that were then part of the AWA roster, and former POWW wrestlers. Most of the LSC matches were aired on the AWA television series. The company closed in 1991.

Championships

Tina Moretti was recognized as the LSC Champion and Trudy the Farmer's Daughter was recognized as the LSC Television Champion.

Alumni

Professional Girl Wrestling Association

Professional Girl Wrestling Association (PGWA) was founded in 1992 by Randy Powell. The organization promotes matches, which typically run from 15–30 minutes in length and are more "old school" in style, throughout the United States, Mexico, and United Kingdom.

Girl Fight Wrestling

Girl Fight Wrestling
Acronym GFW
Founded 2015
Style Women's professional wrestling
Headquarters Kentucky
Founder(s) Debbie Combs
Website https://www.facebook.com/GirlFightWrestling/

Girl Fight Wrestling (GFW) was founded in 2015 by Debbie Combs. The organization operated from Kentucky.[9]

Alumni

  • Aja Perera
  • Amazing Maria
  • Angel Dust
  • Ashley America
  • Britt Baker
  • Candice LeRae
  • D'Arcy Dixon
  • Dominique Fabiano
  • Faith Robertson
  • Hayley Shadows
  • Heather Owens
  • Jazz
  • Jessica Andrews
  • Jessicka Havok
  • Jordynne Grace
  • Kaela
  • Kimber Lee
  • Leva Bates
  • Lil Bit
  • Lucy Mendez
  • Lylah Lodge
  • Marti Belle
  • Mary Elizabeth Monroe
  • Maya Morrison
  • Melissa Anderson
  • Miss Diss Lexia
  • MJ Jenkins
  • Nevaeh
  • Ray Lyn
  • Sage Sin
  • Samantha Heights
  • Savannah Evans
  • Scarlett Bordeaux
  • Solo Darling
  • Taeler Hendrix
  • Tanea Brooks
  • Tessa Blanchard
  • Thunder Rosa
  • ThunderKitty

Queens of Combat

Queens of Combat
Acronym QOC
Founded 2014
Style Women's professional wrestling
Headquarters Charlotte, North Carolina
Founder(s) Josette Bynum
Website http://combatqueens.com/

Queens of Combat (QOC) was founded in 2014 by Josette Bynum. The organization operated from Charlotte, North Carolina.

QOC Championship

The QOC Championship is a women's professional wrestling championship, owned by the American promotion in Queens of Combat. Championship reigns are determined by professional wrestling matches, in which competitors are involved in scripted rivalries. These narratives create feuds between the various competitors, which cast them as villains and heroines.

# Wrestlers Reign Date Days
held		 Location Event Notes Ref.
1 Taeler Hendrix 1 November 29, 2015 422+ Winston-Salem, North Carolina QOC 7 Taeler Hendrix defeated Tessa Blanchard to become the inaugural champion in a Tournament Final Match. [10][11]

Alumni

Women's Pro Wrestling

Women's Pro Wrestling
Acronym WPW
Founded 1992
Defunct 1993
Style American Wrestling
Founder(s) Debbie Combs

Women's Pro Wrestling (WPW) was founded in 1992 by Debbie Combs. The organization operated from 1992–1993 and produced direct-to-video matches.[12]

Alumni

Women of Wrestling

Main article: Women of Wrestling

Women of Wrestling (WOW) was a professional wrestling promotion founded in 2000 by David McLane. WOW produced a syndicated television series that ran from 2000-2001. It held its first and only pay-per-view, WOW Unleashed, on February 4, 2001 before closing down operations shortly after.

Women's Extreme Wrestling

Women's Extreme Wrestling (WEW), also known as Women's Erotic Wrestling, was founded in 2002 by Dave Milan, Dan Kowal, Steve Karel and Greg Bagarozy. Its storylines usually are filled with erotic and sexual themes. Because the shows have adult sexual content, audience members that attend live shows must be age 21 years of age or older. Although the promotion continues to offer taped matches on DVD and digital download, it has not promoted a live event since 2008.

CRUSH

CRUSH
Founded 2002
Defunct 2003
Style American Wrestling
Founder(s) Johnny Cafarella
Website crushwas73594.yuku.com/directory

CRUSH was founded in 2002 by former Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling host Johnny Cafarella. Cafarella developed an idea for a new television series that was loosely based on the original concept for GLOW and later used for Women of Wrestling (WOW). With Steve Blance, Jimmy Hart, and the Flying Farley Brothers (brothers of late comedian Chris Farley), he filmed matches for the pilot episode of a proposed all-women's wrestling/sketch comedy television series called CRUSH in February 2003.

Although Hart stated in radio interviews that the series would debut on the Comedy Central network in fall 2003 and that Tom Arnold would be involved in the series, the pilot was not sold to any networks or distributors.[13] In 2008, Cafarella and Hart partnered with Jonathan Vargas, who won a Powerball jackpot of $35.3 million the same year. Reusing many of the characters (although portrayed by different wrestlers and models/actresses) from CRUSH, they filmed matches for the pilot of Wrestlicious during the summer.

Alumni

  • Ana Rocha (Ariel) as "Faith"
  • Ashley Xavier as "Thelma Throttle"
  • Barb Endres as "Sister Mary"
  • Bonnie Maxon (Rain) as "Hope"
  • Cathy Corino (Allison Danger) as "Lt. Desiree Storm"
  • Cheryl Rusa (formerly Lightning from GLOW) as "Zap Lightning"
  • Crystal Carmichael as "Diva Las Vegas"
  • Elizabeth Miklosi (Lizzy Valentine) as "Jersey Jean"
  • Erica D'Erico as "Sunset Flipp"
  • Erica Porter (formerly Jungle Grrl of WOW) as "X-Terminator"
  • Heather Lee-Millard (formerly Terri Gold of WOW) as "Awesome Ariel"
  • Jazmynn Viktoria as "Rampage"
  • Jeanne Basone (formerly Hollywood of GLOW) as "Holly M. Wood"
  • Jeannie Kim (formerly Lotus of WOW) as "Tsunami"
  • Jennifer Lane (Looney Lane) as Officer Miranda
  • Jennifer Lee Chan (formerly Jade of WOW) as "Chica"
  • Jessica Kresa (ODB) as "Mekka the Warrior"
  • Kat Heiss as "Rage"
  • Lacey as "Shauna-Na"
  • Lana Kinnear (formerly Lana Star of WOW) as "Beverly Hills"
  • Lynn Braxton (formerly Big Bad Mama of GLOW) as "Voodoo Mama"
  • Melina Perez as "Melanie Little Deer"
  • Melinda Padovano (Alicia) as "Charity"
  • Melissa Anderson (Cheerleader Melissa) as "Felony"
  • Nadia Nyce as "Innocence"
  • Sasha Bryant (Savvy Sasha) as "Peachy the Southern Belle"
  • Shawna Doyle as "Dot Matrix"
  • Stacy Hunter as "Mighty O'Reilly"
  • Tracy Brookshaw (Traci Brooks) as "Glory"
  • Violet Devine as "Draculetta"
  • Violet Flame as "Annabelle the Cannibal"

The roster also included former WOW wrestler Patti Pizzazz/Patti Pep as "Cousin Haley", Allied Powers Wrestling Federation's NYX as "Griselda", World League Wrestling's Miss Natural as "Kickstart Katie", All-Star Championship Wrestling's Kendra as "Leena from Fargo", independent wrestler Luxurious Lynne as "Shyly O'Reilly", independent wrestler Celeste as "Smiley O'Reilly", former WOW wrestler Slam Dunk as "South Side Slick", and Minnesota Independent Wrestling's Candy as "Tyranny".[14][15][16]

CRUSH Championship Crown

X-Terminator won the CRUSH Championship Crown at the initial and only television taping.

Wrestler: Times: Date: Location: Notes:
X-Terminator (Erica Porter) 1 February 3, 2003 Minneapolis, Minnesota Defeated Felony to become the initial champion[17]
The title was abandoned after CRUSH was not picked up for television.

Naked Women's Wrestling League

The Naked Women's Wrestling League (NWWL) was founded in 2004 by Howard Mann. The organization promotes pay-per-views featuring female wrestlers wrestling in both clothed and nude matches.

Slammin Ladies

Slammin Ladies
Founded July 2, 2004
Style American Wrestling
Headquarters Florida
Founder(s) Lexie Fyfe
Website www.slamminladies.com

Slammin Ladies was founded on July 2, 2004 by Lexie Fyfe. It films custom matches that customers may design the match type (including frequent intergender matches) and book the talent.

Roster

Female wrestlers

Male wrestlers

Hottest Ladies of Wrestling

Hottest Ladies of Wrestling
Acronym HLOW
Founded 2005
Defunct 2005
Style American Wrestling

Hottest Ladies of Wrestling (HLOW) was founded in 2005. It filmed direct-to-DVD matches. The promotion used women wrestlers who were from World Wrestling Entertainment, Total Nonstop Action Wrestling, Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling, and the independent circuit.

Championship

Christie Ricci was crowned the first HLOW Champion after winning a battle royal that included Amy Lee, Bobcat (with Gorgeous George), Casey, Claudia, Jazz, Lollipop, ODB (with Francine), Passion, and Venus. Ricci continued to defend the title outside of HLOW after the organization closed in 2005.

Alumni

Wrestlers

Other on-air talent

Managers

Referee

Shimmer Women Athletes

Shimmer Women Athletes (stylized as SHIMMER Women Athletes and often referred to simply as SHIMMER) was founded in 2005 by Dave Prazak and Allison Danger. The company films direct-to-DVD matches that are sold as single volumes through Ring of Honor's online store before being nationally distributed through retail outlets.

World Women's Wrestling

World Women's Wrestling (WWW or Triple W) was founded in 2006 by Sheldon Goldberg. Their matches were promoted on numerous New England Championship Wrestling cards until the closure of WWW and NECW on November 6, 2010.

Women Superstars Uncensored

Women Superstars Uncensored (WSU) was founded in 2007. It works closely with National Wrestling Superstars. WSU films direct-to-DVD matches and internet pay-per-view events. It launched a television series, UNCENSORED, in 2010.

Magnificent Ladies Wrestling

Magnificent Ladies Wrestling
Founded 2007
Style American Wrestling
Headquarters Memphis
Founder(s) Thomas Darnell
Formerly Memphis Ladies Wrestling
Website www.magnificentladieswrestling.com

Magnificent Ladies Wrestling was founded in 2007 by Thomas Darnell. It films custom matches that customers may design.

Roster

Wrestlicious

Main article: Wrestlicious

Wrestlicious was founded in 2009 by Jonathan Vargas, with partners Johnny Cafarella (former Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling host and producer) and Jimmy Hart. Similar to GLOW, Wrestlicious combines women's wrestling with comedic skits. Cafarella filmed a pilot for the CRUSH series in 2003 using many of the same characters and gimmicks that were eventually reused in Wrestlicious. The promotion airs television series Wrestlicious TakeDown in the United States and Canada.

World Independent Ladies Division Wrestling

World Independent Ladies Division Wrestling
Acronym WILD Wrestling
Founded May 2010
Style American Wrestling
Headquarters California
Founder(s) Travis James Leland
Owner(s) Travis James Leland
Website http://officialwild.blogspot.com/

World Independent Ladies Division (WILD) Wrestling was founded in May 2010 by Travis James Leland. It films direct-to-DVD matches. Matches are held on cards promoted by various independent promotions in California and Nevada.

Championships

WILD North American Championship

The WILD North American Championship, which used to be known as the LuchaPro Women's Championship, is a women's professional wrestling championship, owned by the American promotion in World Independent Ladies Division Wrestling. Championship reigns are determined by professional wrestling matches, in which competitors are involved in scripted rivalries. These narratives create feuds between the various competitors, which cast them as villains and heroines.

# Wrestlers Reign Date Days
held		 Location Event Notes Ref.
1 Terra Calaway 1 July 3, 2011 303 Los Angeles, California Lucha Pro Terra Calaway defeated Amanda to become the inaugural champion. [18]
— Vacated — May 1, 2012 — — — Title declared vacant, after Calaway left WILD Wrestling.

WILD World Championship

The WILD World Championship is a women's professional wrestling championship, owned by the American promotion in World Independent Ladies Division Wrestling. Championship reigns are determined by professional wrestling matches, in which competitors are involved in scripted rivalries. These narratives create feuds between the various competitors, which cast them as villains and heroines.

# Wrestler Reign Date Days
held		 Location Event Notes Ref.
1 Chloe 1 May 22, 2010 99 Highland, California Pro Wrestling Uprising Chloe defeated Kiara Dillon to become the promotion's inaugural champion. [19]
2 Thunderkitty 1 August 29, 2010 55 Apple Valley, California Xtreme Zone Wrestling [20]
3 Lucky O'Shea 1 October 23, 2010 181 Chatsworth, California The Fit Pit Pro Wrestling School Defeated Thunderkitty and Liz Savage in a three–way match.
4 Amanda 1 April 22, 2011 40 Chino, California Insane Wrestling League [21]
— Vacated — June 1, 2011 — — — Title declared vacant, after Amanda left WILD Wrestling.
5 Winter 1 August 4, 2011 263 Las Vegas, Nevada Freak Show Wrestling Winter defeated Tab Jackson in a no holds barred match to win the vacant championship. [18]

Roster

Ring name Real name Notes
Aiden Riley Unknown
Allison Danger Corino, CathyCathy Corino Co-Runner of Shimmer Women Athletes
Amber O'Neal Davis, KimberlyKimberly Davis Also appears on Wrestlicious
Ashley Massaro Massaro, AshleyAshley Massaro Co-General Manager, April 2007 Playboy cover girl, Former WWE wrestler, 2005 Diva Search winner, Posed for Playboy in 2007
Becky Bayless Treston, RebeccaRebecca Treston Former TNA wrestler
Buggy Nova Osman, NatalieNatalie Osman Former NXT and FCW wrestler
Candice LeRae Dawson, CandiceCandice Dawson
Chloe Thomas, JenniferJennifer Thomas Former OVW and DSW wrestler
Christina Von Eerie Kardooni, ChristinaChristina Kardooni Former TNA wrestler
Katarina Waters, KatarinaKatarina Waters WILD World Championship, Former WWE, OVW and TNA wrestler
Kiara Dillon Unknown
Kitana Vera Unknown
Liz Savage Unknown
Lizzy Valentine Miklosi, ElizabethElizabeth Miklosi 2005 Diva Search contestant, Former TNA wrestler
Lucky O'Shea Unknown
Mia Yim Stephanie Bell
Serena Deeb Deeb, SerenaSerena Deeb Former WWE, FCW and OVW wrestler
Shelly Martinez Martinez, ShellyShelly Martinez Former WWE, OVW and TNA wrestler
Tabitha Buck Unknown
Traci Brooks Brookshaw, TracyTracy Brookshaw Posed for Playboy in 2009, former TNA wrestler

Alumni

Pro-Wrestling SUN

Pro-Wrestling SUN
Founded March 20, 2011
Style American Wrestling
Headquarters Jackson, New Jersey
Founder(s) Allison Danger
Website world1online.com

Pro-Wrestling SUN was founded on March 20, 2011 by Allison Danger. It films direct-to-DVD matches. The promotion is not to be confused with a Japanese promotion of the same name and later Chick Fights Sun, which ran shows from 2006 to 2009.

Championships

Pro-Wrestling SUN recognizes the World-1 Women's Championship (currently held by Sara Del Rey) as their championship, and the World-1 Women's Tag Team Championship (currently held by Sumie Sakai and Roxie Cotton) as their tag team championship.

Roster


New England Female Wrestling

New England Female Wrestling
Acronym N.E.F.W.
Founded 2010
Style American Wrestling
Headquarters New England Area
Founder(s) Mike Harris
Website http://www.nefemalewrestling.com

New England Female Wrestling is a wrestling customs company that was founded in 2010 by Mike Harris. The first shoot took place in July 2011. It continued regularly after their debut.

Roster

  • Aida Marie
  • Alexis Parrish
  • Alexxis Nevaeh
  • Alicia
  • Allie Parker
  • Allysin Kay
  • Alpha Female
  • Amanda Rodriguez
  • Amber
  • Amber O'Neal
  • Amber Rodriguez
  • Angelus Layne
  • Angie Skye
  • Annie Social
  • April Hunter
  • Athena
  • Athena Cage
  • Barbi Hayden
  • Barbie
  • Brittany Blake
  • Brittany Brown
  • Brittney Savage
  • Candice LeRae
  • Candy Cartwright
  • Chelsea Green
  • Cherry Bomb
  • Cherry Layne
  • Chrissy Rivera
  • Christie Ricci
  • Christina Von Eerie
  • Claudia Del Solis
  • Crystal White
  • D'arcy Dixon
  • Danica Lux
  • Davienne
  • Devon
  • Devyn Nicole
  • Divina
  • Fantasia
  • Gabby Gilbert
  • The Great Cheyenne
  • Hania Howling Huntress
  • Heather Owens
  • Heidi Lovelace
  • Jasmin
  • Jenny Rose
  • Jessie Belle
  • Jessie Brooks
  • Jessie Kaye
  • Jessicka Havok
  • Jewells Malone
  • Jody D'Milo
  • Jordynne Grace
  • Josianne
  • Kimber Lee
  • Kylie Pierce
  • Leah Von Dutch
  • Leva Bates
  • Little Jeanne
  • Lorelei Lee
  • LuFisto
  • Luscious Latasha
  • Marti Belle
  • Mary Elizabeth Monroe
  • Melissa Coates
  • Mia Yim
  • Mickie Knuckles
  • Miss Disslexia
  • Miss Rachel
  • Missy Sampson
  • Mistress Belmont
  • Natalia
  • Naughty Adrianna
  • Nevaeh
  • Niki Nitro
  • Nikki Addams
  • Nikki Storm
  • Nyla Rose
  • Olivia
  • Onyx
  • Paloma Starr
  • Rain
  • Ray Lyn
  • Roni Nicole
  • Sammi Lane
  • Santana
  • Saraya Knight
  • Sassy Stephie
  • Serena
  • Sex Kitten Kathy
  • Shanna
  • Sienna Duvall
  • Silvie Silver
  • Su Yung
  • Taeler Hendrix
  • Tessa Blanchard
  • Thunderkitty
  • Tina San Antonio
  • Veda Scott
  • Vita
  • Xandra Bale

See also

References

  1. 1 2 "Ten Questions With...". Wrestling Clothesline. Retrieved 2011-01-02.
  2. ↑ "Dangerous Women of Wrestling - About". Dangerous Women of Wrestling. Retrieved 2011-01-02.
  3. ↑ "Gorgeous Ladies of Outrageous Wrestling". Angelfire. Retrieved 2011-01-02.
  4. ↑ "BBOW and GLOOW Tapes". Angelfire. Retrieved 2011-01-02.
  5. ↑ "Delta Tiger Lilies". Wrestleholic. Retrieved 2010-10-16.
  6. ↑ http://hardbodieswrestling.com/Page6.html
  7. ↑ "Swimming with Piranhas: A preview of the upcoming book II". SLAM! Sports. Retrieved 2010-10-16.
  8. ↑ "The Ladies Sports Club: Glitz and Glamour in the Ring", Wrestling Eye Presents: Women of Wrestling, Spring 1990
  9. ↑ http://www.cagematch.net/?id=8&nr=1677
  10. ↑ http://www.cagematch.net/?id=1&nr=135891
  11. ↑ http://www.diva-dirt.com/118274/queens-of-combat-7-results-taeler-hendrix-becomes-first-qoc-champion/
  12. ↑ "Women Wrestling Video and DVD". Retrieved 2010-10-16.
  13. ↑ "CRUSH - Group". Yuku. Retrieved 2010-11-08.
  14. ↑ "CRUSH (2003) video trailer". Joshi Fans. Retrieved 2010-11-08.
  15. ↑ "The Random Diva Comment Thread". Properly Promoted. Retrieved 2010-11-08.
  16. ↑ "Bad Former Gimmicks of the SHIMMER Women". Real Wrestle Crap. Retrieved 2010-11-08.
  17. ↑ "Crush TV-Taping Theatre de la Jeune Lune". Shimmer Women. Retrieved 2011-12-08.
  18. 1 2 "WILD Championship history".
  19. ↑ "First Post - WILD Has Arrived!".
  20. ↑ "New World Champion!".
  21. ↑ "WILD Wrestling Crowns Transgender Champion".
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