Untold: Sandy Parker - Wrestling's First 'Out' Secret Life

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In her time, being a Black, openly gay female pro wrestler was astonishing. Sandy Parker wasn't just a wrestler; she was a trailblazer in women’s wrestling. Ahead of her era, we explore her life, challenges, and remarkable career.

Sandy Parker: From Fan to Grappler

Sandy Parker, originally Jolene Cassandria Parker, was born in Vancouver, British Columbia, on March 2nd, 1952. Raised by her grandmother after being deserted by her mother, Sandy had a challenging upbringing.

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He had given his life to the squared circle, and ultimately, it was there where he would end it.

He had the wit of a young Jim Cornette, the charisma of Bobby Heenan, and a touch of Johnny Valiant. He rocked a bleached blonde look, oozed confidence, and delivered humor effortlessly.

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