She was kinda my expectations for Rosie O'Donnell's face reveal after plastic surgery.

Alright, welcome back guys and guys with no dicks.

I wanna make something clear that I am not familiar with Tessa Blanchard as a whole, but I am familiar with her background, the first ever TNA World Champion, the participant of the first ever inter-gender match in TNA's history, a third generation wrestler, and definitely a prodigy in the world of wrestling.

Her matches and promos are the last things I wanna talk about, but all I can tell you is that she's pretty good at what she does, and she knows how to give all the male fans a smile on their face and a boner in their pants.

However, that's not why we're gonna be talking about her because over the years, Tessa's been talked down upon for doing just that on many female wrestlers who worked with her.

And keep in mind, I am aware of what happened, but because of how I'm starting to remember the controversies, I'm gonna keep it all as alleged because I haven't been familiar with her except her legendary father, Tully Blanchard, 1/4 of the legendary Four Horsemen, with Ole Anderson (R.I.P.), Ric Flair, and Arn Anderson from the 80s and 90s.

I hope that makes sense so without any more blabbering, let's get into the controversies about the resurrection of Lisa Loring.

The first one mainly has to do with her allegations of racism and bullying.

Now, those two are things actually hate with a fucking burning passion and it's something I'm willing to fight against, but Tessa seems to know more about racism than every other person on the planet because a day before IMPACT Wrestling's Hard To Kill in 2020, she tweeted out...

And this is where we set the scene because in response to all of this, many women would reply to her tweet and say the following...

What Allison is saying is that in Japan, Blanchard would go out to degrade and make a black wrestler named La Rosa Negre a word I'm not allowed to say because I'm way too white for that and spit in her face in her face as well.

And this can be backed up because Shanna, Chelsea Greene (FKA Laurel Van Ness in TNA), Rebel Tenae, Gigi Dolin, Isla Dawn, and Renee Michelle replied to Tessa's tweet by dropping bombshells, saying...

It was just fucking wild. I mean, the big show was about to happen the day before and then all this information came out of literal nowhere.

Tessa would then start adding gasoline to the food that was burning because she would then tweet out:

She would quickly delete that tweet as well because at this time, the internet and fans alike have already cancelled her, but MOOSE of all people would shield her like Captain America picking up Bucky after a long battle, by saying,

I mean, why would a black wrestler defend a white wrestler who literally said the n-word with the hard "r".? That doesn't make sense to me at all and I'll never understand that and of course, you would've thought that TNA would start thinking twice about having her win the TNA World Championship from Sami Callihan and actually kill her push. Well, that couldn't be further from the truth because instead of punishing her with a suspension or even firing her, at Hard To Kill, Tessa won the match and in a post-match promo, she would say,

"Nobody, nobody in this life is perfect. We're all human. And it doesn't matter what you say about me, it doesn't matter what you call me, I got one of the strongest minds that I've ever known."

Yeah, spoken like a true scholar Tessa. You know what? I'm just gonna go out to my favorite pizzeria and criticize the chef who made my pizza for putting pineapple on it. Fuck him!

I know that Tessa tries to portray a character that fans can get behind and someone people can work with, but the last time I checked, she ain't well-liked, because, for example, in 2017, she dated Ricochet and Tessa would start a confrontation with him out of nowhere, causing backstage heat between the two before the two would break up as Rick O'Shea would get signed while Tessa would be refused a contract ,and TNA would sign her, seeing dollar signs in her potential, unaware of her backstage and attitude problems.

So yeah, Ric's career went up, and Tessa's syndrome was still down, thinking she's doing what she can to get more popular in the sport.

However, once the show was over, Tessa would double down by tweeting out...

"Over the last week I have been accused of calling a fellow wrestler a racial slur. To read this allegation has been personally upsetting. To be clear, I absolutely did not use that word. That word is not in my vocabulary. That word is not in my heart. Racism is not in my heart.

Yet I know many people have to deal with racism in a way I will never have to. Racism is an awful part of American history, and it is equally awful that it's still part of our society today. While I did not do what was claimed, I stand ready to use my platform to support the fight against racism however I can."

What happened to the strong mind you were just trying to prove? Stop lying. You're trying to make yourself look like the victim when you're obviously the fuck not. The n-word should never be in anyone's category a matter of fact, especially yours, and yet you had to blurt it out like a confederate caveman in Japan of all places, verbally abusing a black wrestler for your personal enjoyment.

Everyone has been there to see it happen and lying is the only hill you'll die on. You're basically hiding a dead horse with a paper towel, there's no way you can refute the evidence before you, especially when there are fans on Twitter losing all respect for you for what you've done.

I mean, with Tessa trying to make it all right, she literally degraded a poor black female wrestler, spitting at her, calling her names, and then walk away, acting like she's done another good thing for the world, when in reality, she called a black wrestler the n-word with the hard "r".

Is bipolar disorder even a requirement to be a third generation wrestler? I mean, from the sound of things with Tessa, it has to be because she's basically a toddler in a mid-twenties body.

Anyway, during this period, the Damndemic happened as IMPACT would shut down and it would be off the air for MONTHS as Tessa would be married to Daga, a Mexican pro wrestler...

...who on first glance looks like an anorexic Joaquin Wilde if he had a crack addiction...

...I don't know how the hell they ended up together to be quite honest with you.

And also during that time, IMPACT requested her to record promos in her own home since they were coming back on air, but Tessa refused because it was reported that she didn't want to wrestle during the Global Bastard's existence, kinda like what Brock Lesnar throughout the entire time.

Instead of taking the time to do just that, Tessa also refused to work Slammiversary 2020, the very first time she was to defend the IMPACT World Championship, but she no showed the event as she would be fired from TNA later on after requesting a sum of $150,000 to return to the company.

Which is fucking wild. I mean, the Damndemic is here, and you're gonna pull that bullshit to TNA, a company that's been good to you? That's absurdity.

It doesn't end there though, because Tessa would also refuse to give the belt back, just because they wanted her to, knowing that they were letting go a prodigy in the sport.

I mean, if I was fired and they were asking me to give the belt back, I would've done it immediately. There wouldn't have to be any problems or issues between the two parties, but Tessa sure as hell loved causing problems for everyone around and if you think that's not true, then let me introduce you to George South!

You might not be familiar with him, but that's okay because for context, in the beginning of Tessa's career when she was in training with him while being a classmate of Cedric Alexander, South, her trainer, said this regarding her last name and how the women were bullying her because of that:

"Other women were very mean to her, anything they can do to break her."

This is sorta cliche but this story reminds me of Anakin Skywalker when he was refused to be called master on the council and then got seduced by Palpatine, to the dark side, and I'm pretty sure that's what made Tessa who she is today.

She became the very thing she hated.

If you think that this story would have ended by now, you'd be sadly mistaken because Tessa did manage to wrestle in a few independent promotions as there were no offers from WWE or AEW since they saw her as a liability.

However, there was still some buzz left in Tessa, as in October 2021, Blanchard would sign with the resurged Women of Wrestling, getting a second chance in the world of wrestling, since AJ Mendez, better known as AJ Lee in WWE was the executive producer and commentator for WOW.

Believe it or not, fans would start to bash Women Of Wrestling for signing Blanchard after all the bullshit she's done the past two years, causing her to delete her Twitter account altogether and create a t-shirt, calling herself "nuclear", considering that she has nuclear heat with wrestling fans alike.

Now, it seems petty to criticize someone and say that "people can change and mature over time", but Tessa had enough self-awareness to know that what she was doing at the time was wrong, she just didn't care because on one of the earlier episodes of Women Of Wrestling, she would go up to a fan in attendance and start to cut off the oxygen supply, pretty much wiping her ass with the amount of respect she was earning back from her peers, even though she was working hard to earn back the respect from the fans.

It didn't even help that Tessa was a coach at WOW and cut a promo on one of the trainees, allegedly tearing a new asshole, causing other trainees to stand up to her.

And you think there would be an ending that's actually happy, then you're absolutely right because after all the drama and antics she's done, Tessa would be fired from WOW and from what I heard, she would not wrestle that much anymore due to her floundered reputation and not only that, Daga and her split up and she's now in college, trying to forget about the fact that she's the problem in wrestling.

I can't say that it's a shame because she kinda deserved what was coming to her, knowing that if the n-word was said with a hard "r", your reputation is pretty much cancelled altogether. Not only that, Tessa had so much potential, and yet she dropped it all like her mom dropping her down a flight of stairs and ruined every single she had going for her.

And honestly, I think I'm gonna wrap it up here because there's nothing much left to talk about Tessa in this case. The question is, will Tessa come back with a different attitude and start proving everyone that she's changed? Well, to be honest, I don't know and honestly, I don't care.

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I wanna say sorry for the delay, one of my cousins just passed away in her home and it turned out that she had an overdose since she worked in a nightclub where drugs and things were constant. All of this has been going on the past few days and I couldn't sleep at all because of that.

It was that bad.

Not to worry, writing this has been taking my mind off it it, same with walking around town and just hanging with my family and my lady. I will be taking some time off to grieve and hopefully make it to the funeral.

So, yeah, with that said, I'll see you guys later.

I'm out.