Wrestling Dreams Reborn

Joseline Navarro’s entry into the world of professional wrestling began after a life-altering experience – a bullet wound to the hip. When asked to share a piece of lore about herself on Twitter/X, Navarro noted that: “I got shot so I started wrestling.” With many followers taken aback by this lore, Navarro later expanded upon her statement, writing, “I was at a party in Florida. Party got sprayed. That’s why I have that tattoo on my shoulder.”

The party in question took place while Navarro was away on a track and field scholarship at a Florida school. One of the bullets shot at the party struck her hip, effectively putting an end to her track and field career. From there, Navarro returned home, continued to heal, and eventually researched nearby wrestling schools. Her journey began at Mega Championship Wrestling in Elyria, OH, and later switched to Absolute Intense Wrestling in Cleveland, OH.

1. Navarro originally started training at Mega Championship Wrestling in Elyria, OH.
2. She then switched over to Absolute Intense Wrestling in Cleveland, OH.

Despite her athletic background and the initial injury, Navarro’s entry into professional wrestling was not without its challenges. She notes that she had to overcome her own fears and anxieties to become the wrestler she is today.

“ I was always an athlete and competed at high levels. I decided that I wanted to try wrestling. Now, I am one of the best wrestlers out here.”

Navarro’s initial dream centered on professional wrestling, but she had to put it on hold when she started competing in track and field. However, the experience only strengthened her resolve to pursue her passion. It wasn’t until she saw current WWE Women’s World Champion Naomi, however, that Navarro fully circled back to professional wrestling. “Ever since I was a little kid, I always wanted to be a professional wrestler,” Navarro said. “I veered off of it a little bit when I started really excelling in track and field, but I wound up coming back around to wrestling. Growing up, I was able to see Jazz and Jacqueline, women that look like me. It made me excited because I’m like ‘Wow, they’re cool. they’re badass.’ They were beating up the guys and stuff. So I was like I want to do that too. I got a big brother and I grew up with a lot of boy cousins, so that’s what I was doing. Was just like, ‘Oh, they’re doing that. I want to do that too.’

“Even when I got away from it a little bit, it wound up pulling [me back],” she continued. “It was Naomi that pulled me back in to wrestling. When I seen her, I was like, “F*ck it. I gotta try it.” But yeah, I always wanted to be a wrestler.”

The inspiration from Jazz and Jacqueline, as well as Naomi, played a significant role in Navarro’s return to professional wrestling. She credits these women with showing her that professional wrestling was not only possible but also empowering.

Today, Navarro is one of the best wrestlers in the industry, and her success is a testament to her hard work and determination. “ I got shot so I started wrestling,” she often says with a smile. Her journey from track and field to professional wrestling is a story of resilience, determination, and following your passion. As a pro wrestler, Navarro hopes to inspire young women to pursue their own dreams, just as she did. “ I want to be an example of someone who did it, you know? I got shot and I still made it happen. I want to inspire other girls out there to do the same.”

The Power of Inspiration

Jazz and Jacqueline, as well as Naomi, played a significant role in Navarro’s return to professional wrestling.

Why Navarro wanted to become a wrestler

Navarro was inspired by Jazz and Jacqueline because they were women who looked like her and were able to compete at a high level in the male-dominated sport.

How Naomi pulled Navarro back into wrestling

Navarro was inspired by Naomi’s charisma and athleticism, and decided to give wrestling another try.

Navarro’s journey is a testament to the power of inspiration and the impact it can have on our lives.

As a pro wrestler, Navarro hopes to inspire young women to pursue their own dreams, just as she did.

The world of professional wrestling is full of talented performers, but Navarro’s story stands out for its unique circumstances and her determination to succeed. Despite the challenges she faced, Navarro persevered and achieved her dream of becoming a pro wrestler. Today, she is one of the best wrestlers in the industry, and her success is a testament to her hard work and determination.

The Road to Becoming a Pro Wrestler

The Journey Begins

Joseline Navarro’s entry into the world of professional wrestling began after a life-altering experience – a bullet wound to the hip. When asked to share a piece of lore about herself on Twitter/X, Navarro noted that: “I got shot so I started wrestling.” With many followers taken aback by this lore, Navarro later expanded upon her statement, writing, “I was at a party in Florida. Party got sprayed. That’s why I have that tattoo on my shoulder.”

The party in question took place while Navarro was away on a track and field scholarship at a Florida school. One of the bullets shot at the party struck her hip, effectively putting an end to her track and field career. From there, Navarro returned home, continued to heal, and eventually researched nearby wrestling schools.

1. Navarro originally started training at Mega Championship Wrestling in Elyria, OH.
2. She then switched over to Absolute Intense Wrestling in Cleveland, OH.

Despite her athletic background and the initial injury, Navarro’s entry into professional wrestling was not without its challenges. She notes that she had to overcome her own fears and anxieties to become the wrestler she is today.

“ I was always an athlete and competed at high levels. I decided that I wanted to try wrestling. Now, I am one of the best wrestlers out here.”

Navarro’s initial dream centered on professional wrestling, but she had to put it on hold when she started competing in track and field. However, the experience only strengthened her resolve to pursue her passion. It wasn’t until she saw current WWE Women’s World Champion Naomi, however, that Navarro fully circled back to professional wrestling. “Ever since I was a little kid, I always wanted to be a professional wrestler,” Navarro said. “I veered off of it a little bit when I started really excelling in track and field, but I wound up coming back around to wrestling. Growing up, I was able to see Jazz and Jacqueline, women that look like me. It made me excited because I’m like ‘Wow, they’re cool. they’re badass.’ They were beating up the guys and stuff. So I was like I want to do that too. I got a big brother and I grew up with a lot of boy cousins, so that’s what I was doing. Was just like, ‘Oh, they’re doing that. I want to do that too.’

“Even when I got away from it a little bit, it wound up pulling [me back],” she continued. “It was Naomi that pulled me back in to wrestling. When I seen her, I was like, “F*ck it. I gotta try it.” But yeah, I always wanted to be a wrestler.”

The inspiration from Jazz and Jacqueline, as well as Naomi, played a significant role in Navarro’s return to professional wrestling. She credits these women with showing her that professional wrestling was not only possible but also empowering.

Today, Navarro is one of the best wrestlers in the industry, and her success is a testament to her hard work and determination. “ I got shot so I started wrestling,” she often says with a smile. Her journey from track and field to professional wrestling is a story of resilience, determination, and following your passion. As a pro wrestler, Navarro hopes to inspire young women to pursue their own dreams, just as she did. “ I want to be an example of someone who did it, you know? I got shot and I still made it happen. I want to inspire other girls out there to do the same.”

From Track and Field to Wrestling

Navarro’s initial dream centered on professional wrestling, but she had to put it on hold when she started competing in track and field. However, the experience only strengthened her resolve to pursue her passion.

The party in question took place while Navarro was away on a track and field scholarship at a Florida school. One of the bullets shot at the party struck her hip, effectively putting an end to her track and field career. From there, Navarro returned home, continued to heal, and eventually researched nearby wrestling schools.

1. Navarro originally started training at Mega Championship Wrestling in Elyria, OH.
2. She then switched over to Absolute Intense Wrestling in Cleveland, OH.

Despite her athletic background and the initial injury, Navarro’s entry into professional wrestling was not without its challenges. She notes that she had to overcome her own fears and anxieties to become the wrestler she is today.

“ I was always an athlete and competed at high levels. I decided that I wanted to try wrestling. Now, I am one of the best wrestlers out here.”

Navarro’s journey is a testament to the power of inspiration and the impact it can have on our lives.

The world of professional wrestling is full of talented performers, but Navarro’s story stands out for its unique circumstances and her determination to succeed. Despite the challenges she faced, Navarro persevered and achieved her dream of becoming a pro wrestler. Today, she is one of the best wrestlers in the industry, and her success is a testament to her hard work and determination.