Rhonda Sing

Professional wrestling career

Training While growing up in Calgary, Sing attended numerous Stampede Wrestling events with her mother. She knew she wanted to be a wrestler from a young age and frequently beat up the neighborhood children, along with those in her kindergarten class. As a teenager, Sing approached members of the Hart wrestling family and asked to be trained, but she was rejected as they did not train women wrestlers at the time. She held the title until September 22, 1988, when she lost to Chigusa Nagayo.

In 1992 she worked as La Monstra for Asistencia Asesoría y Administración in Mexico, where she won the WWA World Women's Title.

World Wrestling Federation (1995)

In 1995, Sing was contacted by the World Wrestling Federation to help their ailing women's division. As the WWF continued to neglect their women's division, Sing became tired of working there. Moreover, she was frustrated with her Faye gimmick, once recalling that she felt like a prostitute due to the sexualized and comical way that she was often portrayed.

Personal life Rhonda was born in Calgary on February 21, 1961, to Jack Mah Sing, a grocery store operator, and Elsie Beatrice Sing. She had Chinese ancestry on her father's side. She was one of four children, having three brothers. She spoke fluent Japanese and Spanish. Backstage, Sing was friends with the male, rather than the female, wrestlers.

Championships and accomplishments All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling IWA World Women's Championship (1 time) WWWA World Single Championship (2 times) Cauliflower Alley Club Posthumous Award (2003) Stampede Wrestling Stampede Women's Championship (1 time) World Wrestling Council WWC Women's Championship (8 times) World Wrestling Federation WWF Women's Championship (1 time)