Scarlett Bordeaux Scheduled To Make MLW Debut At Battle Riot

Scarlett Bordeaux started her career in WWE back in 2019 and did not take long to become popular due to her role as Karrion Kross’ valet on NXT. Scarlett Bordeaux was released along with the 18 superstars who were unexpectedly fired by the promotion back in 2021. Bordeaux is also set to make her MLW debut soon.

Following her release from WWE, Scarlett Bordeaux has been working in the independent circuit alongside her husband Killer Kross. Fans are glad to see her doing so well for herself as well.

MLW has officially announced that Scarlett Bordeaux will make her MLW debut on June 23 in New York City. Scarlett Bordeaux will make her in-ring debut at the Battle Riot when the company returns to New York City’s Melrose Ballroom on June 23, featuring an MLW Fusion TV taping.

🎟Limited tickets are available at www.MLWNYC.com and on Eventbrite.

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A heat advisory has been issued for the women’s featherweight division as pro wrestling’s smoke show, Scarlett Bordeaux, has officially joined Major League Wrestling.

MLW matchmaker Cesar Duran is meeting today with several potential opponent’s for the silver siren’s debut. A match announcement is forthcoming.

In the meantime, it may be best to fall and pray to the Perfect 10 as Scarlett Bordeaux has made an ominous warning that all in MLW’s new featherweight division cannot stop the unstoppable.

Known as the doomsday duo, along with her husband Killer Kross, Bordeaux and Kross have left a path of destruction in their wake from Mexico to the US. Now, they have set their eyes on MLW as they look to turn up the heat in New York City June 23.

Promising destruction and domination, what happens when Scarlett Bordeaux makes her in-ring MLW debut?

Find out LIVE in New York City on June 23 at MLW Battle Riot IV!

Who will outlast, outfight and out riot 39 other wrestlers and earn a title shot against the World Champion? Find out June 23 in the Big Apple at the Melrose Ballroom.

Scarlett Bordeaux and Killer Kross also earn as much in the indies as they did in WWE. Clearly, both of them are doing well for themselves since their WWE release. We’ll have to see whether they’ll end up joining a major promotion or not.

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