Unveiling Mat Queens: Babs, Marva, Ethel's Unforgettable Wrestling Triumphs!

Pro Wrestling Stories

Babs Wingo, Marva Scott, and Ethel Johnson, three sisters from Columbus, Ohio, joined forces to challenge the norms and shake up the world of professional wrestling.

The lesser-known yet remarkable stories of resilience and fortitude played a pivotal role in revolutionizing the sport, often catching many by surprise.

African American Women Wrestler Pioneers Babs Wingo, Marva Scott, and Ethel Johnson

According to the Collins English Dictionary, an unsung hero is defined as a hero that is not appreciated or praised, although many think they deserve to be. Instead, they usually inspire those around them while breaking down barriers.

Discovering Wrestling

Columbus became a notable center for women's wrestling, thanks to Wolfe's influence and collaborations with Ohio promoters and wrestling legends. The women quickly caught Wolfe's attention, and at the age of 16, Babs Wingo became the first sister to make her professional debut for the NWA.

Strengths of Each Sister

With their athleticism, sisters Babs Wingo, Marva Scott, and Ethel Johnson defied the idea that women were not strong, and it did not take long for them to gain popularity and reputation around the country.

Perks of the Time

The rising fame of Babs Wingo, Marva Scott, and Ethel Johnson opened doors for African American women in professional wrestling, offering a lifestyle of comfort and luxury previously unprecedented for them.

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