Women of Wrestling

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Women of Wrestling
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Genre Professional wrestling
Women's professional wrestling
Created by David McLane
Developed by Jeanie Buss
StarringWOW Superheroes roster
Narrated by David McLane
Stephen Dickey
Country of originUnited States
No. of seasons10
No. of episodes207
Production
Production locations Los Angeles, California
Camera setup Multicamera setup
Running time60 minutes
Original release
Network Broadcast syndication (2000–2001; 2022–present)
AXS TV (2019–2020)
ReleaseSeptember 1, 2000 (2000-09-01) 
present

Women of Wrestling (WOW) is an American women's professional wrestling promotion founded in 2000 by David McLane (who also founded Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling (GLOW)). WOW is based in Los Angeles, California, and is owned by McLane and Los Angeles Lakers owner/president Jeanie Buss. [1]

Contents

Initially broadcasting in syndication in the 2000–01 television season, [2] WOW is a sports entertainment–styled product where its talent portrays heavily dramatized characters. [3]

History

Early years and relaunch

Selina Majors entrance at a WOW! event WOWSelina.jpg
Selina Majors entrance at a WOW! event

WOW has been recognized as one of the few nationally broadcast wrestling promotions featuring an all-female roster. [4] Only 24 television episodes and a pay-per-view event were produced during its initial run. [5] In 2002, McLane sought a partnership with Kiss frontman Gene Simmons to revive the promotion. [6] In July 2011, WOW TV reruns began airing on the ABC affiliate KTNV in Las Vegas. [7]

On May 29, 2012, McLane and Buss announced their intention to revive WOW and produce new episodes. [8] [9] Later that year, WOW reruns began airing on The CW Las Vegas station KVCW starting on December 9. [10]

In December 2014, WOW announced that it would be producing content for digital media in 2015. Marketed as "WOW Superheroes", its roster of characters are portrayed as empowered women from all different backgrounds and professions. [11] A second season premiered on March 1, 2016, on YouTube. [12] Its fourth season premiered February 28, 2017. [13]

On April 20, 2017, MGM Television announced that Mark Burnett, MGM's President, Television Group & Digital, and Jeanie Buss formed a partnership to develop new WOW content across a range of unscripted programming and digital formats. [14] In June 2018, it was announced that tapings for a new weekly program on AXS TV titled WOW: Women of Wrestling would begin on October 10, 2018, at the Belasco Theater in Los Angeles, [15] with episodes airing in early 2019. [16] WOW debuted that January 18 as part of AXS TV's "Friday Night Fights" lineup of shows. [15] [17] The AXS TV premiere marked WOW's first television broadcast of new content in almost eighteen years. [18] WOW: Women of Wrestling ran for two seasons on AXS TV. In June 2020, it was reported that AXS had cancelled the series. [19]

Return to syndication

On October 6, 2021, it was announced that CBS Media Ventures, the syndication arm of Paramount Global, had entered into a multi-year distribution agreement for WOW that will see new episodes produced for weekend syndication starting in Fall 2022. [20] [21] On October 7, WOW announced that April Mendez (formerly AJ Lee in WWE) joined the company as an executive producer and color commentator. [22]

On January 21, 2022, WOW announced in a press release that "never-before-seen" episodes from "season 7" would debut on Pluto TV and The CW app starting January 22. [23] On August 1, 2022, it was announced that new episodes of the series will begin airing on September 17, 2022, internationally from Paramount Global Content Distribution, the international arm of its United States syndicator CBS Media Ventures. It has also been licensed for broadcast in Canada, Australia (where it airs on Paramount-owned 10 Play) and Indonesia. [24] In December 2022, The New York Times reported that WOW was the highest rated wrestling television show produced outside of WWE and All Elite Wrestling, ahead of those produced by TNA Wrestling and New Japan Pro Wrestling. [25] This was attributed to the show being available in every cable home in the United States, as well as airings in Canada and Australia. [26]

Seasons

WOW Unleashed 2001

WOW Unleashed
Promotion Women of Wrestling
DateFebruary 4, 2001
City Inglewood, California
Venue Great Western Forum
Attendance~9,500
Pay-per-view chronology
 Previous
N/A
Next 
N/A

WOW Unleashed was a professional wrestling pay-per-view from Women of Wrestling. It took place on February 4, 2001, from the Great Western Forum in Inglewood, California. The PPV suffered from technical difficulties and a low buyrate. [27] A second PPV, Spring Vengeance, was announced for April 8, 2001, during Unleashed, but never came to fruition. The announcers were Lee Marshall and former manager Bobby "The Brain" Heenan. Regular announcer David McLane, also the promotion's President, served as Master of Ceremonies. [28] [29]

Event results
Match
No.
Episode 18 (taped on February 2, 2001, aired on February 4, 2001)StipulationsTimes
1Randi Rah Rah defeated Jacklyn Hyde Singles match 2:15
2The Beach Patrol (Sandy and Summer) vs. Farah the Persian Princess and Paradise ended in a draw Tag team match 2:30
3Tanja the Warrior Woman defeated Jane BlondSingles match2:47
4Nicky Law (with Kristy Order) defeated Hammerin' Heather SteeleSingles match2:02
5Boom Boom the Volcano and Caliente defeated The Asian Invasion (Jade and Lotus)Tag team match4:43
6Bronco Billie defeated The DisciplinarianSingles match3:55
7Roxy Powers vs. Slam Dunk ended in a double disqualification Singles match6:16
8Riot defeated Wendi Wheels Hardcore match 9:40
9Jungle Grrrl defeated Beckie the Farmers Daughter Splash match 9:45
10Caged Heat (Delta Lotta Pain and Loca) defeated Harley's Angels (Charlie Davidson and EZ Rider) (with Thug)Tag team tournament final match for the inaugural WOW World Tag Team Championship 5:42
11Terri Gold defeated Danger (c)Singles rematch for the WOW World Championship 4:20
12Lana Star and Patti Pizzazz vs. Ice Cold and Poison no contest
Lana Star defeated Ice Cold and Poison
Handicap hair vs. hair match
(Since Ice Cold was pinned, she had her head shaved)
5:16
13 Thug (with Charlie Davidson and EZ Rider) defeated Selina Majors Steel cage match 15:01

Personnel

Alumnae

Former Superheroes

Ring nameReal nameNotes
Adrenaline Priscilla ZunigaFormer WOW World Tag Team Champion
Amber O'Neal Kimberly Dawn DavisFormerly known as The Beverly Hills Babe
Former WOW World Tag Team Champion
Amber RodriguezAmber RodriguezFormerly known as Sahara Spars
AzúcarVanessa Herrera
The Beast [30] Twana Barnett-Ferguson [31] Former WOW World Champion
Beckie the Farmers DaughterRenee IntlekoferWOW Original
Boom Boom the VolcanoPatty Bunya-AnantaWOW Original
Bronco BillieLisa Danielle RachubaWOW Original
Buggy Nova Natalie Laura Osman
CalienteRachel IversonWOW Original
Cali RayKirsten Young
Candice LeRae Candice Dawson
Casey DakotaSarah Stallman
Charlie DavidsonCharlie DavidsonWOW Original
Christina Von EerieChristina Von EerieAlso wrestled as Razor
The DaggerMichelle Blanchard
DangerElle AlexanderWOW Original
Former WOW World Champion
Delta Lotta Pain Jwaundace Candece WOW Original
Former WOW World Tag Team Champion
Desdemeana the Soldier of DarknessAndrea VanEpps
The DisciplinarianKristen Davidson
Robyn Reid [32]
WOW Original, also wrestled as Misery
Eye Candy Danielle Paultre
EZ RiderEleanor KerriganWOW Original
Faith The Lioness Faith Jefferies
Farah The Persian PrincessTelma RoshanravanWOW Original
Fire Kiera Hogan
Taylor Lewis
Former WOW World Tag Team Champion
FrenchieMarie Gibeault
Frost the Olympian Janeshia Adams-Ginyard
GI JaneQuanice Jackson
Glitch the GamerAlicia Bellamy
Hammerin' Heather SteeleChristina Tomaziesski ColbyWOW Original
Hazard Elizabeth Crist
Ice ColdInga WaggonerWOW Original
Ivy Quinnunknown
Jacklyn HydeVasilika Vanya MarinkovicWOW Original
JadeJennifer Lee ChanWOW Original
Jane BlondElla CarterWOW Original
Jennifer FlorezJazmin Allure
Jessicka Havok Jessica Cricks
Jolene DixieAirial Le
Jolynn DixieCathy Le
Jungle Grrrl Erica PorterWOW Original
Former WOW World Champion
Kaoz [33] Steffanie Manukainiu
Kitty Holly Michelle MeowyFormer manager of Lana Star
Kona [34] Ashley Manukainiu
Kharmaunknown
Khloe HurtzKatie Forbes
Kiara DillonKiara Dillon
Krissy Vaine Kristin Eubanks
Kristy OrderunknownWOW Original
La NiñaMelissa Santos
Lady LondonGeorgina Rawlings
Leia MakoaReka Tehaka
LocaCher FerreyraWOW Original
Former WOW World Tag Team Champion
LotusJeannie KimWOW Original
Malia Hosaka Malia Hosaka
MezmeriahArelys Rodriguez Silva
MiseryKristen DavidsonWOW Original
Also wrestled as The Disciplinarian
MysteryNicole OchoaWOW Original
Also wrestled as Vendetta
Nicky LawunknownWOW Original
Nikki KrampusRagnhild Bjoerge
ParadiseMaria NunezWOW Original
Patti PizzazzunknownWOW Original
Formerly known as Patti Pep
The PhantomLynnette ThredgoldWOW Original
PoisonKina Van VleetWOW Original
Randi Rah Rahunknown
Kelsey Hornack
WOW Original
Former WOW World Tag Team Champion
Ray LynRachel Kelvington
RazorChristina Von Eerie
Sarah Wolfe
Rebel Haze [35] Mandy O'Shaughness
Reyna Reyes Gisele Shaw Formerly known as Azteca
RiotApril Kathryn LittlejohnWOW Original
Robbie RocketJohnnie Robbie
Roxy PowersNatalie T. YeoWOW Original
Sandy Tamie Sheffield WOW Original
Sassy MassyAlisha Edwards
Selina Majors Selina MajorsWOW Original
Serpentine Melissa CervantesFormerly known as Kobra Moon
Slam DunkFamisha Jones-MillmanWOW Original
SpikeHudson Envy
Summer Bobbi Billard WOW Original
SunshineJamila Griffith
Tanja the Warrior WomanTanja RichterWOW Original
Tatevik the GamerTatevik Hunanyan
The Temptress Katarina Waters
Terri GoldHeather Lee-MillardWOW Original
Former WOW World Champion
Tessa Blanchard Tessa BlanchardFormer WOW World Champion
Thug Peggy Lee Leather WOW Original
VendettaNicole OchoaWOW Original
Also wrestled as Mystery
Vickie Lynn McCoy [36] Kelsey De Journett
Vivian RiveraEverly Rivera
Wrecking Ball [37] Heidi Howitzer
Wendi WheelsRebecca GravellWOW Original
Formerly known as Sunny

Former Tag Teams & Stables

Team nameNotes
The All American Girls
(Amber O'Neal and Santana Garrett)
Former WOW World Tag Team Champions
The Asian Invasion
(Jade and Lotus)
WOW Originals
The Beach Patrol
(Sandy and Sunny)
(Sandy and Summer)
WOW Originals
The Bully Busters
(Keta Rush and Stephy Slays)
Caged Heat
(Delta Lotta Pain, Loca and Vendetta)
Former WOW World Tag Team Champions
(Delta Lotta Pain and Loca)
WOW Originals
The Daughters of Darkness
(Misery and Mystery)
WOW Originals
The Dixie Darlings
(Jolene Dixie and Jolynn Dixie)
Exile
(Exodus, Genesis and Malia Hosaka)
(Exodus, Genesis, and Ice Cold)
Fire & Adrenaline
(Adrenaline and Fire)
Former WOW World Tag Team Champions
Gritz and Glam
(Amber O'Neal and Jessie Jones)
Harley's Angels
(Charlie Davidson, EZ Rider and Thug)
WOW Originals
The Heavy Metal Sisters
(Fury, Mezmeriah and Razor),
(Fury and Rebel Haze)
Formerly known as The Psycho Sisters
IQ Superior
(The Disciplinarian, GI Jane, Ice Cold, and Samantha Smart),
(The Disciplinarian, The Classmaster, and Samantha Smart)
The Island Dynasty
(Kaoz, Kona, and Tiki Chamorro)
Monsters of Madness
(Hazard and Jessica Havok)
The Psycho Sisters
(Razor, Riot, and Spike)
Team Blondage
(Amber O'Neal and Krissy Vaine)
Law & Order
(Kristy Order and Nicky Law)
WOW Originals
Southern Pride
(Jessie Jones and Selina Majors)
Team Spirit
(Patti Pep and Randi Rah Rah)
WOW Originals
Team Spirit
(Coach Campanelli and Randi Rah Rah),
(Ariel Sky, Coach Campanelli, and Randi Rah Rah),
(Ariel Sky, Coach Campanelli, Pep Riley, and Sasha Sparks)
Former WOW World Tag Team Champions
(Coach Campanelli and Randi Rah Rah)
The Tonga Twins
(Kaoz and Kona)
Former WOW World Tag Team Champions
Tropical Storm
(La Niña and Paradise)
The Vengeful Vixens
(The Dagger and The Temptress)

Former Tag Teams & Alliances

Team nameNotes
Abilene Maverick and Candice LeRae
Abilene Maverick and The Disciplinarian
Beckie the Farmers Daughter and Bronco BillieWOW Originals
BK Rhythm and Glitch the Gamer
Boom Boom the Volcano and CalienteWOW Originals
Chantilly Chella and Sassy Massy
Danger and RiotWOW Originals
Faith the Lioness and} Lana Star
Farah the Persian Princess and ParadiseWOW Originals
Ice Cold and PoisonWOW Originals
Ivy Quinn and Ray Lyn
Lana Star and Patti PizzazzWOW Originals
Reyna Reyes and Princess Aussie
Roxy Powers and Tanja the Warrior WomanWOW Originals

Championships

As of December3, 2024.

ChampionshipCurrent champion(s)ReignDate wonDays
held
LocationNotesRef.
WOW World Championship VacantAugust 2, 2024123+ Los Angeles, CA The Beast, in a video from her home, announced that she is quitting WOW. This episode aired on tape delay on November 23, 2024, at WOW Season 10: Episode 11
WOW World Tag Team Championship Big Rig Betty and Jessie Jones 1August 2, 2024112+ Los Angeles, CA Won the titles from Miami's Sweet Heat (Laurie Carlson and Lindsey Carlson) (with Lana Star and Holly Swag) for the WOW World championship tag team title match. This episode aired on tape delay on November, at WOW Season 10: Episode 12
WOW Trios Tag Team ChampionshipTop Tier (Coach Campanelli, Gloria Glitter and Kandi Krush)1December 13, 2023356+ Los Angeles, CA Coach Campanelli have a big surprise her own Team Spirit (Ariel Sky, Pep Riley and Sasha Sparks)...to out of this ring and replaced, Coach Campanelli, Gloria Glitter and Kandi Krush known as Top Tier to defeats Team Exile (Exodus, Genesis and Ice Cold) to become the inaugural trios champions. This episode aired on tape delay on March 16, 2024, at WOW Season 9: Episode 27

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