Ex-WWE Star’s Daughter Makes Her Wrestling Debut (Photos), Jushin Liger Beats Up A Mascot (Video)

By PWPIX on June 13, 2018

– Bianca Carelli, who is the daughter of former WWE star Santino Marella, made her wrestling debut on Saturday in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada for Battle Arts Professional Wrestling.

And here was last night… my first shot in the ring… a womens tag team match !!! pic.twitter.com/NLPWmfS3wW

— Bianca Carelli (@CarelliBianca) June 11, 2018

and here is a little shot from my first match ever! i wrestled in the tank top i got 18 years ago at my dads first match! after only two months of training i got thrown in head first into the ring.. lets see what the future brings!

A post shared by Bianca Sophia (@biancaasophiaa) on Jun 11, 2018 at 4:51am PDT

In a tweet to his daughter, Marella told her to enjoy the adventure.

You have a long journey ahead of you, enjoy the adventure https://t.co/tUG0WLnyJf

— Santino Marella (@milanmiracle) June 11, 2018

He also wrote the following on Instagram:

This past Saturday we had an open spot in the women’s match on our show, so my daughter jumped in last minute and had her debut match. Although she is not yet ready, she displayed some very positive attributes. She trains in London Ontario with Tyson Dux, when She returns from University hopefully I will have a chance to train her as well.

A post shared by Santino Marella (@themilanmiracle) on Jun 11, 2018 at 9:15am PDT

Carelli won the Miss Teen Ontario-World pageant in 2013. According to this bio on her, she is now 22 years old (and turning 23 on June 29).

– Worldwide wrestling phenom Jushin “Thunder” Liger threw out the first pitch before a recent Hanshin Tigers vs. Hokkaido Nippon-Ham Fighters baseball game in Japan. But instead of throwing the ball over the plate, Liger threw the ball at Fighters mascot Frep the Fox. Frep was none too pleased and charged the mound.

Hanshin’s mascot To Well called for a wrestling match and Liger handled Frep in very short order.

Jushin Liger threw out the first pitch at a game in Japan… but it didn’t end there pic.twitter.com/Muq9IVQBYq

— SI Wrestling (@SI_wrestling) June 13, 2018