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Ayesha Raymond - The Black Female Wrestler in Japan (Black in Japan) | MFiles Interviews
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This is the first release of the podcast versions of our YouTube MFiles interviews. Each week you can expect a few of these episodes to be released. We will be bringing you both past and current episodes. In this episode of The Melanated Files (MFiles) we introduce Ayesha Raymond, the British female pro-wrestler that's dominating Joshi wrestling in Japan. Ayesha is a black female wrestler who holds multiple titles across the world and has fallen in love with Japan. Though Ayesha Raymond travels back and forth to Japan from her home in Scotland, she spends months at a time in the land of the rising sun where the world of Joshi wrestling can’t seem to get enough of her. Listen to hear her story.
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