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[BOB @BOBVERTO]

@IQWrestler @elliottswrstlin @josephweirdness I don't see Bob Sapp on that list.

[BOB @BOBVERTO]

@Loulogio_Pi DEI

[DAIJU TAKASE 高瀬大樹 @MTFMo14oNqm9lEt]

これのシーンは痺れた。
三沢さんも小川さんも「お前どれくらい強いんだ？？」という表情でお互いのセメントの強さを測り合ってるよこれ。
三沢さんも高校生の時レスリング国体で優勝してる天才だから。
何回観てもゾクゾクするよね。

[BOB @BOBVERTO]

Don Quijote

[HAWK @HawkEmDownChris]

Whoever names the most obscure professional wrestler wins.

[Daro-hausen ⭕ @JimmyFnDaro]

Yeah imagine…

[BOB @BOBVERTO]

@AriOnnaDX

[John ➃ @jhon_lawrence1]

Querían ver a Jack Quaid en bikini?
Okey

[BOB @BOBVERTO]

@unmasked_taro Loud sex in North Korea.

[BOB @BOBVERTO]

@BlowhardEsq @Tendoily @worldofreel @FinancialTimes So let me get this straight: you dislike Yorgos, but somehow you consider Gaspar Noé one of the best directors?

[Vintage Puroresu プロレス @vintagepuro]

Megumi Kudo • “Evil Princess” 👑☠️

[justynvert • ジャスティンヴァート @justynvert]

Crazy Crusher vs. Hell Storm , Ladder Match

EWR Brutal Carnage (12.19.2004)

🎧: Molly Ecstacy (Nine Vicious)

[Austin 3:16 @Lloydbhudda]

Manami Toyota damn near having to kill Akira Hokuto to get the win.

One of my favourite finishes

[🌙Moonllita✨ @MoonllitaArt]

My last Mario 64 painting is done

[Chris 🏳️‍🌈The Women's Wrestling Encyclopedia @ChrisBergstro14]

Happy Pride Month! 🌈

Today, I'd like to highlight a groundbreaking moment in professional wrestling history that many fans have never heard about.

On November 14, 1998, legendary Japanese wrestler Kyoko Inoue stepped into the ring with Thai Muay Thai champion Parinya "Nong Toom" Charoenphol at the Ground Zero Tokyo Shoot Boxing event. While contested under Shoot Boxing rules rather than traditional professional wrestling rules, the match is believed to be the first documented contest between a trans woman and a female professional wrestler.

That alone makes it a remarkable chapter in wrestling history.

At the time, Kyoko Inoue was one of the biggest stars in joshi puroresu, a former world champion and one of the most respected wrestlers in Japan. Her opponent, Nong Toom, was already becoming a national sensation in Thailand as a Muay Thai champion whose success challenged conventional ideas about gender in combat sports.

Although often described as a transgender woman in Western media, Nong Toom has identified as kathoey, a gender identity with deep cultural roots in Thailand that is often considered distinct from Western understandings of gender. Her success made her one of the most visible gender-diverse athletes in the world during the 1990s.

The bout brought together two accomplished athletes from different disciplines and different countries in a contest that attracted significant media attention. Fighting under Shoot Boxing rules, which allowed punches, kicks, knees, and throws, Nong Toom defeated Inoue by TKO when a cut forced the referee to stop the match in the first round.

What makes this story even more remarkable is that the match became one of the defining moments in the award-winning 2003 Thai film Beautiful Boxer, which chronicled Nong Toom's life, career, and journey of self-discovery. The fight with Kyoko Inoue was considered so important to Nong Toom's story that it was recreated for the film, introducing the historic matchup to audiences around the world.

In an extraordinary touch, Kyoko Inoue portrayed herself in the movie, recreating her role in the very event that had become part of combat sports history. Few athletes ever have the opportunity to revisit a defining moment of their careers on film, and fewer still get to play themselves in a feature-length biographical movie.

As a result, this was not simply a historic fight—it became part of cinema history as well. Through Beautiful Boxer, the story of Nong Toom and her groundbreaking encounter with one of professional wrestling's greatest champions continues to reach new generations more than two decades later.

This Pride Month, we celebrate Parinya "Nong Toom" Charoenphol—not only as a champion fighter, but as a pioneer whose impact extended beyond the ring and onto the silver screen. Her historic match with Kyoko Inoue remains one of the most unique intersections of LGBTQ+ history, combat sports history, and professional wrestling history ever captured on film.

[Eri (tú) - EyE 🖤🌸 @Erivlt]

Hermano, creo que lo tuyo ya raya en la obsesión...

[COLE @colehairlesscat]

"I may be crazy, but that don't make me wrong". - Marsha P. Johnson

[FilmoteCanet Cinema @CanetCinema]

Merci, Marjane, merci.

[BOB @BOBVERTO]

1. Dump Matsumoto
2. Freddie Blassie
3. Andy Kaufman
4. Bobby Heenan
5. Pierroth Jr

[🦋💙𝓗𝓮𝓪𝓽𝓱𝓮𝓻💙🦋 @bamagirl_4_eva]

Who are you top 5 heels?

[島津中務少輔豊久 @toyohisa_simazu]

マッスルと脂肪アーマーの見事なバランスは千代の富士だとずっと思ってます。棚橋弘至も凄いし

[PANTHERA EMERGENCY COMMISSIONS @pankotent]

Místico cmll pic from guerreros del ring magazine and Rosalio Véra