“I would love to” Bianca Belair expresses her desire to wrestle intergender matches

WWE Women's Champion Bianca Belair

Bianca Blair Crawford widely known around the world as Bianca Belair is the current WWE Raw Women’s Champion. Bianca Belair who was from a non wrestling background decided to have a career in professional wrestling after she was discovered by Mark Henry who had contacted her when she was doing CrossFit challenges all over the country. A second tryout with WWE saw the former track and field athlete sign with the company ,being a non wrestler Bianca was under developmental contract which saw her move to WWE’s developmental territory NXT. Bianca made her in ring debut in NXT in a losing effort to Aliyah.

Bianca Belair during her time in NXT would have memorable feuds with the likes of Lacey Evans, Dakota Kai, Candice LeRae ,Nikki Cross just to name a few. Belair made her Wrestlemania debut participating the Women’s Battle royal where she was eliminated by Becky Lynch. Bianca Belair also participated in the first ever Women’s Wargames match as part of Rhea Ripley’s team and was praised for her impressive showing. After spending 4 years in NXT Belair made her main roster debut when she appeared alongside the Street Profits on a episode of Raw.

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Bianca Belair since her main roster debut has manged to impress one and all, Belair became the first black women in the history of the company to win the Royal Rumble match and only the second black wrestler after The Rock to do so. At Wrestlemania Belair pinned Sasha Banks to win the WWE Smackdown Women’s Championship which was her first career title.

WWE in the late 90’s and early 2000’s would often have female wrestlers get physically involved with the male performers in the ring. One of the most famous instances is when the ‘Ninth wonder of the world’ Chyna would face the likes of Chris Jericho, Eddie Guerrero and Jeff Jarrett during the late 90’s and early 2000’s, but these instances have substantially decreased after the product was made PG.

Bianca Belair Speaking on Sports Illustrated’s Laces Up, opened up about the possibility of intergender matches in WWE and her thoughts on participating in an intergender match :

“I would love to. I mean I am a fan of Chyna, I am a fan of Beth Phoenix, the women who have done it before and gotten in the ring with men. So, I would love to. But right now, I will say our women’s division is stacked enough,” she said.

Belair stated that women like Chyna and Beth Phoenix have done it in the past and there is no reason why she wouldn’t be open for it. Although it’s a rare occasion for intergender occurrence’s in WWE the most recent instance that comes to mind is when Happy Corbin hit his finisher on Becky Lynch during a match and also when Nia Jax was eliminated in the Royal Rumble after eating a 619, Rko and superkick. The possibility of intergender matches in WWE is quite rare but would be fun to watch if some thing of that sort happens.

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