Sonya Deville

Wrestler and MMA fighter in WWE

Sonya Deville - Athletes & Sports Figures born September 24th, 1993
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A professional wrestler and mixed martial artist, renowned for competing in WWE. Began wrestling in high school and quickly progressed to the professional scene, debuting in WWE's NXT. Participated in the first all-female WrestleMania match, marking a significant moment in women's wrestling. Transitioned from mixed martial arts to wrestling, achieving recognition for athleticism and skill in the ring.

Competed in WWE SmackDown

Participated in the first all-female WrestleMania match

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