Rhonda Sing
Professional wrestler with WWF stardom
Born
1961
64 years ago
Died
July 27th, 2001
24 years ago — 40 years old
Category
Athletes & Sports Figures
Country
Canada
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Competed in professional wrestling, primarily with the World Wrestling Federation (WWF). Rose to prominence in the 1990s. Achieved success as a wrestler and gained recognition for her distinct character and persona in the ring. Transitioned into wrestling after a career in amateur wrestling and participated in numerous high-profile matches throughout her career. Left a legacy in the industry before passing away in 2001.
Competed in WWF as 'Bertha Faye'
Won the Women's Championship in 1995
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