History Wrestling / WOWWomenOfWrestling

The current [[https://www.cagematch.net//?id=5&nr=2953 WOW Champion]] is Abilene Maverick, the current [[https://www.cagematch.net//?id=5&nr=2954 tag team champions]] are The Mother Truckers (Big Rig Betty & Holly Swag), and the current trios cupholders are Top Tier (Coach Campanelli, Gloria Glitter, and Kandi Krush).

* ExpyCoexistence: After Santana Garret returned to the promotion in 2024, she teamed up with her own {{Expy}} Americana to form The (New) All-American Girls. Similarly, The ([[LegacyCharacter second]]) Disciplinarian returned and formed a Trios team alongside her spiritual successor The Classmaster, and Samantha Smart, who'd managed them ''both'' at different times.

* {{Metalhead}}: The Psycho/Heavy Metal Sisters[[note]]their name was changed for the 2022 revival, with no onscreen reason given[[/note]], complete with headbanging.

** Pep Riley, to Randi Rah Rah. Both blonde cheerleaders, former replaced the latter in Team Spirit.

** [[Main/The80s Eighties-themed]] jazzerciser Gloria Glitter would later sport the look, appropriately enough, until she switched to a track suit as part of Top Tier.

** The 2023 season noticeably bussed out Randi Rah Rah (with Coach Campanelli and Ariel Sky soon holding tryouts for a new member of Team Spirit and Kelsey Hornack taking part in a Wrestling/{{WWE}} tryout), the Disciplinarian (replaced on her team with the similarly-themed Classmaster, though would later return for the trios tournament), two thirds of the Heavy Metal Sisters (explained as Fury wanting to go solo and Razor returning to retirement), Siren the Voodoo Doll (mentioned as "taking a break" from WOW by commentary), Foxxy Fierce (explained as having been injured by Chainsaw, later returned in 2024), AJ Mendez, and commentator Stephen Dickey (mentioned as being "on assignment", with Nigel Zane replacing him).

The current [[https://www.cagematch.net//?id=5&nr=2953 WOW Champion]] is Abilene Maverick, while the current [[https://www.cagematch.net//?id=5&nr=2954 tag team champions]] are The Mother Truckers (Big Rig Betty & Holly Swag).

** Wrecking Ball herself would later disappear from the show with no explanation whatsoever (and production even [[StockFootage reusing old footage]] to change the ending of her final match from a win to a loss), along with her partner Reina del Rey.

** Another point of inconsistent pronunciation was Leia Makoa, whose first name was official pronounced lay-ee-uh but commentary often pronounced as lay-uh.

** [[Main/The80s Eighties-themed]] jazzerciser Gloria Glitter would later sport the look, appropriately enough.

** The 2023 season noticeably bussed out Randi Rah Rah (with Coach Campanelli and Ariel Sky soon holding tryouts for a new member of Team Spirit and Kelsey Hornack taking part in a Wrestling/{{WWE}} tryout), the Disciplinarian (replaced on her team with the similarly-themed Classmaster, though would later return for the trios tournament), two thirds of the Heavy Metal Sisters (explained as Fury wanting to go solo and Razor returning to retirement), Siren the Voodoo Doll (mentioned as "taking a break" from WOW by commentary), Foxxy Fierce (explained as having been injured by Chainsaw), AJ Mendez, and commentator Stephen Dickey (mentioned as being "on assignment", with Nigel Zane replacing him).

** Was the one who tipped the Beast off that Lana Star and Vickie Lynn [=McCoy=] were responsible for the attack on her, complete with additional security camera footage, all because Lana reneged on their deal to give Tormenta a one-on-one title shot against Penelope Pink and subsequently blew her off backstage.

* LargeHam: Even by ring announcer standards, Lauren Hunkele stands out with her ''extremely'' [[NoIndoorVoice loud voice]], flashy outfits (outlandish dresses up, often in fluorescent colors, until 2023, when she switched to a signature sequined gown), and her habit of raising the mic "Statue of Liberty torch" style after making the "scheduled for one fall" announcement to catch the crowd's responding shout of "ONE FALL!".

* GeniusBruiser: Samantha Smart's gimmick, though heavier on the 'genius' than on the 'bruiser' as she doesn't like to compete in the ring too often.

* LargeHam: Even by ring announcer standards, Lauren Hunkele stands out with her ''extremely'' [[NoIndoorVoice loud voice]], flashy outfits (outlandish dresses up until 2023, when she switched to a signature gold sequined gown), and her habit of raising the mic "Statue of Liberty torch" style after making the "scheduled for one fall" announcement to catch the crowd's responding shout of "ONE FALL!".

* LargeHam: Even by ring announcer standards, Lauren Hunkele stands out with her ''extremely'' [[NoIndoorVoice loud voice]], outlandish dresses (which appear to have been toned down for the 2023 season), and her habit of raising the mic "Statue of Liberty torch" style after making the "scheduled for one fall" announcement to catch the crowd's responding shout of "ONE FALL!".

** Having already caused friction with her by adding Sasha Sparks to the team without her input, Coach Campanelli ditched Team Spirit at the trios tournament final, forming Top Tier with Gloria Glitter and Kandi Krush.

* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: This happens often, as wrestlers tend to disappear during and between seasons with no explanation. A recent example is Leia Makoa, who after reportedly giving Wrecking Ball a concussion went from being heavily featured and a top contender for the world title to gradually being dropped completely from the show. Wrecking Ball herself would later disappear from the show with no explanation whatsoever (and production even [[StockFootage reusing old footage]] to change the ending of her final match from a win to a loss.)

** The 2022 and beyond versions of Team Spirit continue to be the good version, even causing the initially heel Coach Campanelli to turn face.

* YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness: A recurring theme with Lana Star, who ditches her proteges once she can't get any more usefulness out of them. The Beverly Hills Babe/Amber O'Neal and Faith the Lioness have both been on the receiving end of this from her.

The current [[https://www.cagematch.net//?id=5&nr=2953 WOW Champion]] is Abilene Maverick, while the current [[https://www.cagematch.net//?id=5&nr=2954 tag team champions]] are Miami Sweet Heat.

* BullyHunter: The Bully Busters tag team.

* SpicyLatina: "The Latina Super Woman" Caliente. Loca to a lesser extent and Jungle Grrrl to a lesser one still.

* TheAce
** Terri Gold was promoted as WOW's best, and for years was the only wrestler capable of beating Jungle Grrrl. Jungle Grrrl herself became this after the revival. Santana Garrett had some questioning if she could knock Grrrl off but Lana Star interfered with that, so Wrestling/TessaBlanchard was the one to finally beat her.
** Caged Heat in TagTeam action until The All American Girls came in the revival.
* TheBully: "The Governor's Daughter" Abilene Maverick is sometimes a {{face}}, but has a compulsive need to torment those she sees as beneath her, especially Stephy Slays.
* TheGiant:
** Slam Dunk was tall with little other upside.
** The Classmaster, billed at 6'2", towers over her shorter tag partners and several opponents.

* LeotardOfPower:
** Ice Cold in the early episodes of the 2022 revival, though it was eventually swapped out for pants.

** Dog-trainer-themed wrestler Goldie Collins wears one, though it's not particularly tied to the gimmick.

* AnAesop: From Eye Candy's profile:
-->"With big hair and an even bigger smile, the lovely Eye Candy plans to show the folks at home -- and all the other Superheroes of WOW - Women Of Wrestling -- that you don't have to be mean, rude or negative to get to the top in life. You just have to BeYourself, be strong, and win."

The current [[https://www.cagematch.net//?id=5&nr=2953 WOW Champion]] is Abilene Maverick, while the current [[https://www.cagematch.net//?id=5&nr=2954 tag team champions]] are the Tonga Twins.

* LeotardOfPower: Ice Cold in the early episodes of the 2022 revival, though it was eventually swapped out for pants. [[Main/The80s Eighties-themed]] jazzerciser Gloria Glitter would later sport the look, appropriately enough.

* ChuckCunninghamSyndrome: This happens often, as wrestlers tend to disappear during and between seasons with no explanation. A recent example is Leia Makoa, who after reportedly giving Wrecking Ball a concussion went from being heavily featured and a top contender for the world title to gradually being dropped completely from the show. Wrecking Ball herself would later disappear from the show with no explanation whatsoever (and production even [[StockFootage reusing old footage]] to change the ending of her final match from a win to a loss.