#BlackHistoryMonth
Babs Wingo, Ethel Johnson & Marva Scott.
- 3 sisters from Decatur, Georgia
- were amongst the highest paid black athletes of the time
- Ethel debuted at age 16, becoming the FIRST EVER African American Women’s Wrestler in 1950

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Sweet Georgia Brown and Dinah Beamon:
- SGB debuted in 1958, trained under M****h & was the first AA Women’s Champion in her school. Retired 1972.
- Dinah debuted in Stampede Wrestling in 1963

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Jean Kirkland aka Black Venus (1945-1995):
- was WWE’s only black female talent in the 1980’s where she challenged for the women’s championship.
- faced the likes of Alundra Blayze, Rockin Robin, Leilani Kai, Judy Martin in LPWA

#BlackHistoryMonth - @JackieMooreTx
- 1st African American WWE Women’s Champion.
- 1st African American Female Cruiserweight Champion & ONLY female to hold it WWE.
- Hall Of Fame Inductee (2016)

#BlackHistoryMonth @Phenom_Jazz:
- final WWF Women’s Champion/1st WWE Women’s Champion.

- one of the pioneers of mainstream intergender wrestling.

- 2x WWE Women’s Champion
- 1x NWA Women’s Champion (948 days)

#BlackHistoryMonth @NaomiWWE
- 1st African American SD Women’s Champion.
- 1st Wrestlemania Women’s Battle Royal Winner
- 2x SD Women’s Champion
-1x FCW Women’s Champion
- Star of @TotalDivas
- Only African American woman to win a championship at Wrestlemania

#BlackHistoryMonth @MeanQueenK
- 3rd woman to enter the Men’s Royal Rumble.
- 1st African American TNA Knockouts Champion.
- Actress on @GlowNetflix
- Ranked #1 on the first ever PWI Women’s 100.
- PWI Woman OTY 2008
-2x Knockouts Champion
- 1x Knockouts Tag Team Champion

#BlackHistoryMonth @AliciaFoxy
- 1st and ONLY African American Divas Champion.
- 1st female to win a championship during a Royal Rumble match.
- 1st African American female 24/7 Champion.
- One of WWE’s longest tenured female superstars.