Su Yung, a highly accomplished and respected American female professional wrestler, has made a profound and lasting impact on the world of sports entertainment, leaving an indelible mark on the industry.
Currently, she is signed to Impact Wrestling, where she continues to captivate audiences with her exceptional abilities and captivating performances.
Prior to her stint with Impact Wrestling, Su Yung gained recognition and acclaim for her time in WWE's developmental territory, FCW, where she wrestled under the name Sonia, honing her craft and refining her skills.
In addition to her work in Impact Wrestling and FCW, Su Yung also competes at Shine Wrestling, a premier platform for female professional wrestlers, where she showcases her impressive range and versatility, consistently pushing the boundaries of her craft.
Through her tireless efforts and dedication to her craft, Su Yung has established herself as a force to be reckoned with in the world of professional wrestling, earning the respect and admiration of fans and peers alike.
Su Yung's Professional Wrestling Odyssey Began in 2007 with a Relocation to Memphis, Tennessee
As Su Yung embarked on a new chapter in her life, she made the bold decision to relocate to Memphis, Tennessee in 2007, driven by a burning passion to pursue a career in professional wrestling. This pivotal move marked the beginning of her remarkable journey in the world of sports entertainment.
Her ascent in the industry was nothing short of meteoric, as she quickly made a name for herself by working with a variety of esteemed promotions, including Lady Sports, MLL, GCW, and Jerry Lawler's Memphis Wrestling. Each of these collaborations not only honed her skills but also provided her with invaluable experience and exposure.
The year 2010 proved to be a turning point in Su Yung's career, as she made her highly anticipated debut for Main Event Championship Wrestling in February of that year. Adopting the persona of a villainess, she wrestled under the moniker Su Yung and emerged victorious in her inaugural match against Tracy Taylor. This impressive victory set the tone for her future endeavors, as she continued to make a lasting impact on the world of professional wrestling.
From 2010 to 2011, a notable chapter in the career of a select few professional wrestlers unfolded within the confines of Florida Championship Wrestling, a thriving developmental territory that served as a precursor to the modern-day NXT brand.
Su Yung's journey in the world of professional wrestling began in May 2010, when she was signed to a developmental contract with WWE, marking the start of her exciting and eventful career.
On September 18, 2010, Su Yung made her debut at an FCW house show, taking on the ring name Vannah, and sharing ring announcing duties with Matt Martlaro, showcasing her versatility and talent in the world of wrestling.
Later on, her ring name was changed to Sonia, and she made her FCW in-ring debut as a heel on December 2, 2010, at a house show, facing off against the talented AJ Lee, gaining valuable experience and exposure in the process.
In mid-2011, Sonia teamed up with Audrey Marie, forming a formidable duo that took on the formidable AJ Lee and Aksana, pushing her skills and abilities to the limit.
On July 8, 2011, Sonia faced off against Aksana and Naomi in a thrilling triple-threat match for the FCW Divas Championship, displaying her strength, agility, and determination.
However, on August 8, 2011, her journey with WWE came to an end, as she was released from her developmental contract, marking the conclusion of her time with the organization.
From 2011 onwards, SHIMMER Women Athletes has been a prominent and esteemed professional wrestling promotion, showcasing the talents of female grapplers from around the world.
Su Yung embarked on her professional wrestling journey by making her debut for SHIMMER Women Athletes on October 1, 2011, in a dark match at Volume 41, where she teamed up with Kimberly Maddox and Veda Scott to take on the formidable trio of Buggy Nova, Jessie Brooks, and She Nay Nay, ultimately falling short of victory.
This was not Su Yung's only dark match experience, as she appeared again at Volume 43, where she faced off against the skilled KC Spinelli, ultimately emerging on the losing end.
In the following year, Su Yung continued to hone her skills by competing in more matches, including a bout against Sassy Stephie at Volume 50, where she was defeated. Her next match was against Miss Natural the following day at Volume 52, and unfortunately, she was unable to secure a win.
These early matches played a crucial role in Su Yung's development as a wrestler, allowing her to gain valuable experience and refine her techniques in preparation for her future endeavors.
