The legacy of wrestling’s biggest female star, The Fabulous Moolah, is reexamined after controversial allegations surface following her death.
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Originally broadcast in 2019.
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“God bless her soul, but Hack-Ptooey”
~ Iron Sheik
I began watching professional wrestling in the 1970s. Maybe some of it was her character but Moolah always always came across as evile and it never made sense how she dominated female wrestling all of that time. A mud fence looked like it was made of gold and diamonds comapared to Moolah and had zip zero extra talent. What other then something fixed, dirty and evil kept Moolah peforming at that top all those years? Cornette just wants attention/clicks for sticking up for Moolah. Prove me wrong about how Moolah. How did she legitmately stay on top that long? Does Cornette “really” believe Moolah was an innocent baby angel and all those women were liars, poor losing haters? ReallY?
Her damn daughter know she wasn’t a good person and I definitely believe that pastor is Buddy damn Lee son😳😒
Dhe Fabulous Moolah-to-female didn/t get beat by dhe ugly stick — she got beat by dhe whole damn forest
That woman yelling at her dog.🤣 “SHUT UP!”
I wondered if anyone would feature her… it’s the only name in women’s wrestling I remember to this day.
She broke the glass ceiling only to replace it with another and made herself the guard, at her core she never truly cared about women’s wrestling or breaking any boundaries only that she remained on top no matter what regardless of how much damage she was doing, she really was the female equivalent of Vince McMahon and I mean that in the absolute worst possible way.