Gisele Shaw became the first MLP Women’s Canada champion in history, but instead of celebrating her historic victory, she is fighting a wave of backlash.
Show victory at Maple Leaf Pro Wrestling Northern Rising The event defeated Kylie Ray under controversial circumstances, and now some fans have accused him of using his relationship with MLP owner Scott Damore to secure the title.
During the match, Shaw gave Rey a knee strike, sealing the victory, but not before using external objects to gain the advantage. The suspicious tactics sparked immediate criticism from fans and wrestlers.
Rather than being silent, the show decided to deal with the backlash head on. When I went to Twitter, the former TNA wrestling star couldn’t be held back. “Hate always attacks and drugs my personal life online, but they all have something in common. They can’t hate or deny my efforts, consistency, talent and passion for everything that has set my mind up. The show wrote.
This is not the first time that Shaw has faced criticism for her connection in the world of wrestling. While the talent in the ring cannot be denied, her relationship with Scott D’Amore is often a topic of conversation, with some detractors claiming she is receiving priority treatment.
Despite the chatter, the show makes it clear that she hasn’t stepped back. She is determined to silence critics by continuing to rule as the first female Canadian champion of MLP, and she is already calling herself “The first, only, and longest rule.” He is a champion in the history of the company.
As the drama unfolds, the show’s victory remains under a cloud of controversy. Did she really win her spot as a champion or did her personal connection give her an edge?
