When Julia Hamer-Bevis, known by her wrestling alias Saraya Knight, stepped foot in South Africa for a momentous event last month, she was faced with an undeniable challenge — the mission to expand the realm of professional wrestling across the vast continent.
As a highly accomplished British wrestler, Hamer-Bevis, at 52 years old, showcased her exceptional talent at the World Association of Wrestling (WAW) South Africa WrestleMonster 6 event, where she engaged in a fierce battle with local wrestler Rene Koen, aptly dubbed the ‘Black Widow’.
Emerging victorious, she left an indelible mark on the wrestling scene in South Africa.Reflecting on the show in Gqeberha (formerly Port Elizabeth), Hamer-Bevis was captivated by the overwhelming support of the wrestling fanbase in Africa.
She was greatly impressed by the sizable number of attendees who displayed an impressive level of knowledge about her family, her daughter, and their renowned wrestling company, all of which they had avidly followed on platforms like YouTube.
The sheer enthusiasm and unwavering support shown by the fans truly touched her, serving as a testament to the undying spirit of professional wrestling aficionados in Africa.
