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LuFisto has been wrestling men for years, really. Really, if you're willing to step into the death match arena, really, does it matter what gender you are? I hardly think so. She has given a lot of her life to wrestling that she should get something back. She's revered as a woman wrestler in her native Canada and in SHIMMER, but part of dissolving the gender barrier is being able to be recognized as a wrestler without any modifier. North Shore Professional Wrestling helped facilitate this dissolution by not only putting Lufi into a title match, but having her win it as well.
But let's not put this all on the promotion. LuFisto is a warrior in that ring, a wrestler who demands to be given attention, praise, and gold. This has been a long time coming, and I hope more companies south of the Canadian border start giving her the same treatment. She, like Rachel Summerlyn, deserves it.
But let's not put this all on the promotion. LuFisto is a warrior in that ring, a wrestler who demands to be given attention, praise, and gold. This has been a long time coming, and I hope more companies south of the Canadian border start giving her the same treatment. She, like Rachel Summerlyn, deserves it.
