Mariah May Height, Weight, Religion, Net Worth, Age, Biography

About (Profile/Biography):
Mariah May, born as Mariah Mead on August 4, 1998, in Tottenham, Greater London, England, is a 26-year-old British professional wrestler known as "The Glamour" Mariah May. She recently made headlines by leaving All Elite Wrestling (AEW) to join World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE). May began her wrestling journey in 2018 as a ring announcer before transitioning to in-ring competition, making her professional debut on February 2, 2019. She gained significant recognition wrestling for top promotions like RevPro, Progress, and later in Japan's Stardom promotion. Her feud with Toni Storm in AEW became one of wrestling's most acclaimed women's storylines.
Early Life & Career Beginnings of Mariah May
• The Glamour was born in Tottenham, Greater London, making her a true English wrestling star from North London.
• May first started in professional wrestling as a ring announcer in 2018 before becoming a wrestler and debuting in 2019.
• She made her in-ring debut under the ring name Mariah May, facing NXT UK wrestler Nina Samuels in a losing effort on February 2, 2019.
Rise Through Independent Wrestling for Mariah May
• The British star performed in various independent promotions, including Revolution Pro Wrestling, winning various championships on the circuit.
• May wrestled for top UK promotions like RevPro, Progress and Slammaster Wrestling before making her international breakthrough.
• At Ultimate Pro Wrestling's 7-Year Anniversary Show, she interfered in the main event and was awarded the Big League Wrestling Women's Championship.
International Success in Japan for Mariah May
• The Glamour moved to Japan in 2023 to wrestle for the all-woman promotion, Stardom, where her breakthrough came.
• In Stardom, she found a strong friendship with Mina Shirakawa, who alongside May and Xia Brookside formed the Club Venus stable.
• May began her first U.S. tour following her success in Japan, expanding her international wrestling presence significantly.
AEW Championship Success of Mariah May
• Mariah's storyline with Toni Storm led to one of AEW's most successful women's feuds as she beat Storm for the AEW Women's Championship.
• The Glamour held the AEW Women's World Championship until Toni Storm regained it at Grand Slam Australia in a timeless rivalry.
• Their clash at AEW Revolution became clear evidence that no rivalry in wrestling could top the one between Storm and May.
WWE Transition & Current Status of Mariah May
• Mariah May made headlines by exiting AEW for WWE, being removed from the company's roster page on Friday, May 30.
• The former AEW Women's Champion is expected to debut in WWE imminently, with speculation about appearing at Evolution 2.
• Wrestling analysts worry that May's move to WWE might be the riskiest move of her career despite her top star status.
Awards & Recognition received by Mariah May
• Mariah May won PWI (Pro Wrestling Illustrated) Most Improved Wrestler of the Year award, recognizing her rapid career growth.
• The Glamour's feud with Toni Storm was widely regarded as the best women's feud in wrestling during their AEW rivalry.
• May won various championships on the independent circuit before achieving mainstream success in major promotions.
Less Known Facts about Mariah May
• The British star originally started as a ring announcer in 2018 before discovering her passion for in-ring competition and wrestling.
• May held four simultaneous championships at one point during her independent wrestling career, showcasing her dominance across multiple promotions.
• The Glamour's friendship with Mina Shirakawa in Japan's Stardom led to the formation of Club Venus, one of the promotion's popular stables.
Notable Controversies around Mariah May
• May's sudden departure from AEW to WWE raised questions about contract negotiations and potential backstage tensions with the company.
• The timing of her AEW exit coincided with the conclusion of her storyline with Toni Storm, leading to speculation about planned departures.
• Wrestling critics expressed concerns that May might get lost in WWE's newly revamped women's division despite her proven star power.