The Fabulous Moolah

Professional wrestler and promoter

The Fabulous Moolah - Athletes & Sports Figures born July 22nd, 1923
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Achieved fame as a professional wrestler and promoter in the world of women's wrestling. Debuted in the 1940s and held the Women's World Championship for almost 30 years, setting a record in women's wrestling. Contributed to the growth and recognition of female wrestlers while operating her own wrestling promotion company. Enjoyed a long career that included appearances in major wrestling promotions and events.

Held the Women's World Championship for nearly 30 years

Operated her own wrestling promotion company

Inducted into the WWE Hall of Fame in 1995

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