Wrestling

“If me coming out and living my truth helps at least one other person feel more comfortable in their own skin, it makes it all worth it.”

“I REALLY have a lot to prove now,” he wrote. “This year, whether you love me or hate me, you’re going to know me. It is what it is. Superstar is back.”

When they saw the sign, they didn’t just get mad — they got even.

They’re made from recycled copies of proposed anti-trans legislation from around the nation.

Beggs said that being forced to compete as a girl was “a struggle” because that’s not who he is.

After he “struggled” with his identity for years, the imposing figure known as the “Hitman For Hire” thanked a trans woman athlete for being his “inspiration.”

One of the most visible changes in how LGBTQ people are perceived is how queer athletes and fans are being welcomed and celebrated in professional sports.

The WWE will not only be bringing an openly gay wrestler, but a successful heavyweight that’s collected two belts into the ring.

Nyla Rose is shaking things up in professional wrestling.

He feels “like my freedom of speech was taken away,” proving he doesn’t actually understand the First Amendment. He should go to college maybe.