Mara Sadè has quickly become a name to watch in the world of professional wrestling, not just for her in-ring talent but for the legacy she is building and the representation she brings to the sport.
Reflecting on her time wrestling in Saudi Arabia, Mara shares, “I’m grateful to have been a part of that,” highlighting the pride she felt performing alongside some of the top female stars in the industry. These moments, she says, are about more than just personal achievement. She’s the next link in the chain, paving the paving the way for future generations and showing what is possible.
One of the most meaningful relationships Mara has developed is with Lash Legend. “I’m so happy to see my girl doing her thing,” Mara says, emphasizing the genuine friendship and support that exists between them.
Mara’s decision to leave WWE for TNA was driven by her desire for creative freedom. She wanted the opportunity to express herself fully and contribute to the art of wrestling in her own way. Her international debut in Paris marked a significant milestone, expanding her reach and influence on a global scale.
For Mara, wrestling is more than just a sport.. it’s an art form. “Wrestling is art that can’t be left unfinished,” she explains. She holds deep respect for the wrestling community at all levels, recognizing the collective effort that goes into making the industry thrive.
As she looks to the future, Mara’s philosophy remains clear: “The marathon continues.” She’s on a new path and proving that she’s committed to this great sport.