Welsh wrestler welcomes Japanese stars to Cardiff

Nadia made her first wrestling debut at the age 16 after training at a club in Swindon – and that was she met British Kingdom Pro Wrestling’s co-owner David Sharp.

“For me, it was the storylines that drew me in,” she said.

“The wrestler were larger than life, they didn’t care about the rules and I loved it.

After an injury, which left her unable to take part in the sport for two years, Nadia lost her interest for wrestling until an old friend convince her to come back.

“I remember Dave Sharp kept saying to me, ‘Come back, come back to us.’ I went back when I was 21 and since then I’ve not looked back,” she said.

Over the next ten years, Nadia travelled across the globe to compete in competitions.

“I’m very lucky I’ve got to wrestle in lots of places,” she recalled.

“I’ve wrestled all over Europe, America and Israel. I’m just back from my forth tour in America and it was really fun.”

During this tour, Nadia was dubbed the ‘Welsh Wonder Woman’ and that’s a nickname she has proudly taken on.