Over the past couple of years, Bianca Belair solidified her position into the top tier of female superstars in the WWE. She has been a prominent feature on WWE Raw and Smackdown and also made history a year ago by winning the first-ever and all-women cum all-black singles matchup in the history of the Wrestlemania.
A year later, Bianca Belair created history once more as she became the WWE Raw Women’s Champion by defeating Becky Lynch at the WWE WrestleMania 38 event in Dallas, Texas on April 2 of this year. Thus, she became the only superstar to clinch Raw and Smackdown Women’s Title victories for two consecutive Wrestlemanias. Given her status. More such history-making moments should be in-store in the future.
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The EST of WWE also made history by becoming the second African-American star after The Rock to win a Royal Rumble Match. Then as noted, she also won both the Raw and SmackDown Women’s Championships at WrestleMania and thereby become the first woman to successfully challenge for both titles on consecutive occasions.
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Bianca Belair is a pro in mainstream athletics
In a recent interview with NBC Sports, Bianca Belair spoke about being an athlete and how the journey was like to becoming a professional wrestler in the WWE. She said that the biggest problem for her was the beginning since she didn’t have a pro-wrestling experience unlike many of her colleagues.
Bianca Belair is a pro when it comes to different sports, from gymnastics, tumbling, track and field, cheerleading, hurdling, basketball, and soccer but never in her life had she ever thought of becoming a professional wrestler.
“With every sport that I’ve done — even CrossFit and powerlifting — I’ve been able to pull something from each sport (I did before). But with WWE, I walked in not really knowing anything. I didn’t really grow up watching wrestling,” Bianca Belair admitted.
“I watched when my brother watched it. I never imagined myself being a WWE superstar. So it was really starting from scratch. The athletic and physical part of it came to me very easily and quickly, but it was the performing part of WWE (that was more challenging).”
Bianca Belair is the first woman to pin Becky Lynch for the Raw Women’s Title in over three long years at Wrestlemania 38. Since then, she’s had a successful title defense against Sonya Deville on an episode of Raw.