Chyna was a major inspiration in KiLynn King’s life as the first role model you could identify with – Wrestling Inc.

Growing up, professional wrestler KiLynn King felt that she looked different than everyone else, but upon seeing her Chyna On her television screen, she has begun to embrace her physical attributes. In a recent interview with Steve Fall on “number ten” King thought about her early childhood.

“I was always at least a foot or so taller than all the girls in my class, and sometimes all the boys, too,” she said. “Even before I got into sports and weightlifting and things like that, I’ve always had a bigger frame. I always look so different. I’m a pale Irish girl. You stand out no matter where you go.”

While she did her best to accept herself, King admitted that she had begun to attribute negative connotations to her physical features, which led her to feel like an “outside”. Fortunately, professional wrestling opened a way for King to escape her intrusive thoughts, and King found a character she was finally able to identify with.

Touted as the “Ninth Wonder of the World,” Chyna has established herself as a dominant force in WWE, unafraid to challenge the standards set for women in the 1990s and early 2000s. For KiLynn King, Chyna, who passed away in 2016, was the first role model she felt truly connected to, and under her influence, King realized that being different was really cool. “It was the first step for me to become mentally okay with who I am,” King said.

Now as a wrestler, King keeps it going Carving its unique legacy. “The Majesty of Pain” announced it recently She signed an exclusive contract with Impact Wrestling.