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Tuesday, August 11, 2009

Sarita in TNA, Updates



Sarita (or Sarah Stock/Dark Angel as we know her best) finally has a profile page up at TNA.com.
Not a lot there, just a few action shots and some posed ones.
I checked ShopTNA.com and didn't see any merchandise yet.
Oddly enough though they still have Gail Kim, Karen Angle and Roxxi Laveaux stuff and none of them are still with the company.

In case you missed it, here is the end of Sarita's debut match on TNA against Alissa Flash (Cheerleader Melissa).



Now how cool would a Sarita / Alissa Flash feud be?

Wednesday, May 27, 2009

Sarah Stock Versus Amapola

Here is a video of Dark Angel (Sarah Stock before she became a TNA Knockout) wrestling Amapola in a hair versus mask match.
Bear in mind this is a two part match, and the first part is eight minutes.
When's the last time you saw an eight minute plus match with the WWE Divas?

Friday, March 6, 2009

The IWA Women's Wrestling Championship

The current IWA Champion, Amazona

International Wrestling Association (IWA) is the other big lucha libre promotion in Puerto Rico.
It was actually started in Japan in 1994 by promoter Victor Quiñones.
The company has had ties in the past with the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) and World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE).
This IWA should not be confused with the IWA started by Eddie Einhorn in the mid 1970s.

The IWA Women's World Wrestling Championship seems to be a very short lived title.
I don't know if records weren't kept, or they just didn't have a women's belt before 2007.
But according to the IWA website, there have only been three champions.

The first was Amazona, then the current WWC Women's Champion Sweet Nancy, then Genesis, and finally Amazona again on November 15th, 2008.

Thursday, October 30, 2008

Luchadora: Sexy Star, part 5



Okay, I promise these are the last two pictures of Masked Lucha Libre star, Sexi Star.
For now anyway.
This Mexican female wrestler is very popular South of the border, and I wonder how she would do up here?
I would like to see TNA start a "Luchadora" division and maybe give the audiences in the US a taste of female Lucha Libre.
I'd rather WWE not do it because...well you've seen what Vince does to great performers.
Anyway, right now that's just a dream.

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