I was going to post this in "Comments That Don't Warrant a Thread" but Part 3 is locked and there's no Part 4, so this will get its own thread unless a mod wants to start Part 4 and merge this into that.

 

Moolah gets a baaaaaad rap here and elsewhere, but this shows another side of her. Also, I thought this presented an interesting perspective from a woman who wrestled for only a couple of years - Sandy Stevens - but generally has more of an "outsider's" perspective on the business. It didn't consume her, it wasn't her life, but she was a fan and loved becoming a wrestler.

 

Moolah helped Charleston woman realize wrestling dream - Mike Mooneyham

http://www.postandcourier.com/20160619/160619400/moolah-helped-charleston-woman-realize-wrestling-dream

Ha, it's still full of little allusions to the brutal taskmaster Moolah. I would love for him to interview one of her less favored girls.