Alright, let’s talk about this… uh… “sable wrestler,” whatever that means. Sounds fancy, but I reckon it’s just about some gal who wrestled, right?
So, this “sable” woman, she was a big deal in wrestling, seems like. Not like those fellas I used to watch on that blurry TV at the neighbor’s house, gruntin’ and groanin’. This one, she was a looker, I tell ya. Real pretty face, and seems like everyone liked watchin’ her.
They say she was popular durin’ some kinda “Attitude Era.” Don’t ask me what that is, sounds like somethin’ the young folks say. But this gal, she had somethin’ called “charisma,” they say. Means she was just… lively, I guess. Made folks wanna watch her, cheer for her, or maybe boo her, I dunno. Point is, she got attention, lots of it.
- She was a champ: For a spell, she was the best they had, some kinda “Women’s Champion.” Don’t know how long that lasted, but hey, bein’ the best at anythin’, even wrestlin’, that’s somethin’.
- Husband trouble: Sounds like her man, this other wrestler fella, he was a jealous type. Didn’t like her shinin’ too bright, wanted all the glory for himself. Men, huh? Always causin’ trouble. This fella, he kept her down, they say, didn’t let her be as big as she coulda been. Happens all the time, not just in wrestlin’, let me tell ya.
- Fights and lawsuits: This “sable” woman, she wasn’t one to just sit back and take it, no sir. She fought back, in the ring and outta it. Seems like she even sued them wrestlin’ folks, somethin’ about “harassment” and work bein’ too dangerous. Good for her, I say! Stand up for yourself, that’s what I always told my girls.
Now, they also talk about her bein’ a “trailblazer.” That’s a big word, but I think it just means she did things first. Like, she made it easier for other women to wrestle, to be stars. See, back in the day, wrestlin’ was mostly a man’s game. But this gal, she and some others, they changed that. They showed the world that women could be tough, strong, and draw a crowd, too.
It reminds me of my own life a little. Back when I was young, they said women couldn’t do certain jobs, couldn’t be in charge. But I did alright, didn’t I? Raised my kids, worked hard, made my own way. Maybe this “sable” woman felt the same way, had to fight for everything she got. I respect that.
There was another lady too, Jacqueline they called her, seems like she also helped those women wrestlers. They said she was champ for a bit, too and did good work when the women’s part of wrestling needed help. Sounds like both of these women did alright.
They talk about this “sable” wrestler leavin’ wrestlin’ after a while, but she came back later. Seems she married another wrestler, one of them big fellas who’s always on TV. He’s real quiet though, they say, don’t talk much. Maybe that’s for the best, huh? Less trouble that way. And now she’s got kids, I hear. Good for her. Family’s important, that’s what matters in the end.
So, there you have it, my take on this “sable wrestler.” A tough gal who fought her way to the top, stood up for herself, and made a name in a man’s world. Sounds like a pretty good life, even if it ain’t nothin’ like mine. But we all gotta make our own way, ain’t that the truth?
This whole wrestlin’ thing, it’s kinda strange, I gotta say. All that pretendin’ to fight, all the showmanship… But then again, maybe life is a bit like that, too. We all put on a show sometimes, gotta be tough, gotta fight for what we want. And sometimes, it’s the ones who put on the best show, the ones who grab the most attention, they’re the ones who make it big. This “sable” woman, seems she understood that pretty well.
And from what they’re saying about her, this “sable wrestler” and what she did, she made things better for all those women wrestlers coming up after her, so that’s real good, not just lookin’ out for herself.
