Bella Yang (RLS CAS)

Isabelle Yang (born 2nd July 1997 in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear) is and English professional wrestler currently signed to UNION Wrestling, where she is expected to perform as Bella Yang.
A founder of Premier Women's Wrestling, Yang spent the majority of her career co-running the promotion until stepping down to join UNION in 2022.1
== Career ==
=== Premier Women's Wrestling (2015-2022) ===
Yang, along with Samantha Gonzalez and Jenna Paul, founded Premier Women's Wrestling after failing to get into several more established, mixed roster promotions in the North East of England. They planned for it to be female-centric due to the niche that created compared to surrounding promotions such as PWU/UNION Wrestling and British Outlaw Wrestling.
While training under the more experienced duo she'd founded the promotion with, she had a slow build up to actual shows, and didn't debut as a wrestler until early-2016, where she was defeated by Sweetcheeks. She'd score her first win in March 2016, defeating Liza Byron by pin-fall. The rest of the year saw her feuding on-and-off with DeAnna and Gonzalez, culminating in a handicap match that she'd win with assistance from Byron.
In mid-2017, she'd win her first PWW Championship, defeating Kelly Broad in a Last Woman Standing match. This would start off a year-long run with the title, during which she'd defend it against many of the PWW roster, and guests such as Dulcy Bravo, Anna Roth and Koldskador. She'd finally lose it to Roth in a Table Match in June 2018, before winning it back in December from Broad in a Loser Leaves Town match. She would relinquish the title two weeks later due to injury.
She'd return in March 2019, and feud again with Roth. She'd win her third PPW Championship in February 2020, losing it a night later to Vyle. The COVID-19 pandemic would then force them to close temporarily. They'd return in 2021, working together with the 'Indy Wrestling Lives' shows, in which Yang would primarily feud with Anne Marie.
She confirmed that she would be stepping down from PWW, and selling her stake in the promotion to her co-founders, in January 2022.
=== UNION Wrestling (2022-present) ===
Yang would sign with UNION Wrestling, similarly to Terri Law, Gaia Cassidy and Kenzie Starr, as part of the roster expansion covering the women's division, in January 2022. An immediate hit with fans, she'd very quickly end up in the main event scene in 2023, feuding with WOTU World Champion Lara Grey, along with Reaper, after Nancy Warren sustained a legitimate injury at Uneasy Alliance 2023. She'd compete for the title in the Three Woman Hardcore Brawl at Hardcore Brawl 2023, where Reaper was submitted by the champion. She lobbied for a singles shot at London Calling 2024, citing her not actually being defeated in the previous match, which Grey accepted. Grey would win the match, however, ending Yang's championship ambition in the short term.
She'd be challenged, after this, by a returning Nancy Warren, taking umbrage with the losses she'd suffer to her over the next two weeks, leading her send Warren head first into the ring apron and end her chances of answering the WOTU Women's Championship call at UNION Open Challenge 2024. She'd instead face the non-cleared Warren in an "Unsanctioned" Grudge Match at the event, which she'd eventually lose by tapping out in the Canadian Crab.
== In-Wrestling ==
=== Signatures ===
Middle Rope Sunset Flip
Sunset Flip Powerbomb 2
=== Finishers ===
Gutbust 3000 (Gutbuster 3)
=== Nicknames ===
== Accomplishments ==
PWW Championship (x 3; 2017-18, 2018, 2020)
== Trivia ==
* Yang is in a relationship with current indy wrestler Kat Masters.2
* She is of Taiwanese descent.3
== Behind-the-Scenes ==
# My little PWW experiment is happening elsewhere, not WWE 2K, so it seemed fitting to remove her from it entirely.
# Purely narrative fluff. It seems that, as real-world wrestling has this kind of things happened fairly commonly, it would be odd to not have it here.
# She is, like many of my CASs, made up of bits and bobs from different sources, including real people I've known. The surname and ethnicity, in this case, came from an old teacher I had.
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