Former WWE Superstar’s Daughter Makes Pro Wrestling Debut

Back in 2014, a third serious neck injury forced WWE Superstar Santino Marella into retirement at the age of 40 and then when he was released by the company in 2016, he found ways to keep himself busy.

Real name Anthony Carelli, Santino spent a majority of his time in his Battle Arts Academy training facility in Ontario, Canada where athletes train in mixed martial arts and professional wrestling, but also scored a gig as an analyst on television as a member of the Sportsnet 360 panel. His daugther, Bianca Carelli, a former Miss Teen Ontario who looked to follow in her father’s footsteps has been training with Tyson Dux (who you may remember from the Cruiserweight Classic).

The 22-year old Bianca made her in-ring debut this past Saturday for Battle Arts Professional Wrestling:

yesterday i had my first match after just a few months of training. thank you @TysonDux for your amazing coaching allowing me to feel confident and thank you to my dad @milanmiracle for your support and for giving me the power!!!!

— Bianca Carelli (@CarelliBianca) June 11, 2018

And here was last night… my first shot in the ring… a womens tag team match !!! pic.twitter.com/NLPWmfS3wW

— Bianca Carelli (@CarelliBianca) June 11, 2018

Santino would also offer up the following advice:

You have a long journey ahead of you, enjoy the adventure https://t.co/tUG0WLnyJf

— Santino Marella (@milanmiracle) June 11, 2018

This past Saturday we had an open spot in the women’s match on our show, so my daughter jumped in last minute and had her debut match. Although she is not yet ready, she displayed some very positive attributes. She trains in London Ontario with Tyson Dux, when She returns from University hopefully I will have a chance to train her as well.

A post shared by Santino Marella (@themilanmiracle) on Jun 11, 2018 at 9:15am PDT

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