Pro wrestler Scarlett Bordeaux shares advice she tells women’s wrestlers about online safety

She previously talked to Fox News Digital about how she ditched prom to go to a pro wrestling show, fell in love with the sport and has been making her way to the top since then. In any business, the rise of fame and talent comes with rabid fans who may sometimes cross the line.

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Ring of Honor and All Elite Wrestling star Deonna Purrazzo recently mentioned a scary situation she had to deal with in a post on X. WWE star Jordynne Grace sent a message to anyone trying to come to her house that she has “seven dogs and a gun.”

In a recent interview with Fox News Digital, Bordeaux shared some advice she gave to some of her fellow women’s wrestlers to help protect their privacy.

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“This is something I would tell all of the girls in the locker rooms when they would say they were having an issue where it’s some fan that’s crossing the line,” she said. “I would tell them there’s different websites where you can actually have them remove your info off the internet. So, they would remove your phone number, they’ll remove your address.

“I had recommended to all of my friends that way fans cannot send you mail, they can’t find where you live because I feel like with our data being sold right now it’s easy to find people. It’s easier than it’s ever been. So that’s just something I’ve recommended to many of the girls who have been having issues. That’s the main thing I think I would recommend to everyone. Just get your data off the internet.”

Bordeaux is one of the leaders in the women’s division in MLW. She, and her husband Killer Kross, re-joined the company following their departures from WWE.

She’s among the top contenders for the MLW Women’s World Championship. She previously expressed that while she has love for current champion, Shotzi, she’s not going to back down from a fight.