Tessa Blanchard Joins Major League Wrestling, Enhancing Women’s Division

Tessa Blanchard Joins Major League Wrestling, Enhancing Women’s Division

Pro wrestling star Tessa Blanchard signed with Major League Wrestling (MLW) earlier this week, significantly strengthening the women’s division. Lady Frost, a recent MLW signee, commented on Blanchard’s arrival during an interview with OutKick Dropkick.

Lady Frost’s Perspective

Lady Frost joined MLW in April 2026. She expressed her enthusiasm about Blanchard’s signing by stating, “First of all, it’s an incredible signing. We understand the pedigree that comes with Tessa Blanchard, and it makes everyone want to up their game.” Frost has experience in the ring with Blanchard and has participated in tours in Mexico, acknowledging the business benefit of this addition to the roster.

Tessa Blanchard’s Debut

MLW announced that Blanchard will debut at Fightland on September 12 in Charleston, South Carolina. Blanchard, currently competing in CMLL, expressed her commitment to MLW in a statement, emphasizing, “Heavy is the crown, but legacy isn’t handed to you. It’s forged under pressure.” She affirmed her intent to build her legacy beyond her family name, noting MLW’s commitment to hard-hitting action and stating her place at the top of the sport.

Blanchard’s Wrestling Heritage

Tessa Blanchard comes from a respected wrestling family. She is the daughter of Tully Blanchard and granddaughter of renowned promoter Joe Blanchard. Additionally, she is the stepdaughter of Magnum T.A.

The Current State of MLW’s Women’s Division

Lady Frost shared her thoughts on the MLW women’s division, noting its strength without offering specific rankings. She remarked, “I don’t do rankings. That’s not my department. I do the fighting.” Frost emphasized the accessible nature of MLW events, highlighting the affordable ticket prices and free viewing options on YouTube, encouraging fans to form their own opinions.

Lady Frost is scheduled to compete against Corinne Joy during MLW’s Kings of Colosseum event. Matches can be viewed on YouTube, beIN Sports, and Veeps.

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