If you’ve ever wanted to know what kind of direct private messages female wrestlers receive, you’ll have your chance on September 1st.
Before she competes in the “Over Budget Battle Royal” at All In, fast-rising indy star Jordynne Grace will release “DMs of a Female Wrestler”. The book features DMs Grace has received through Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram over the years.
Pre-order your book and pick it up from me @Starrcast18! Limited copies available. https://t.co/whcK802V3K
— Jordynne Grace (@JordynneGrace) August 14, 2018
Pre-orders for the book can be purchased here.
Grace began compiling content for the book earlier this summer:
making a book called “DM’s of a Female Indy Wrestler”
thank you in advance for your purchase— Jordynne Grace (@JordynneGrace) June 30, 2018
“Preorder your very own copy of “DM’s of a Female Indy Wrestler”, featuring never before seen DM’s from a female indy wrestler that she’s received over eight years,” a description of the book reads.
“28 pages of funny, gross, and absurd DM’s that Jordynne Grace has received over the course of her career via Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram.”
Jordynn Grace “DMs of a Female Wrestler”
Grace made her pro debut 4 years ago and is quickly becoming a talked about star on the indy scene. Her feats of strength in the ring have earned her the nickname “Thick Mama Pump”.
Grace is a regular with Progress and the current Women Superstars Uncensored Champion. She is a talented inter-gender wrestler as well.
Grace recently competed in “the Northern”, a BOLA style tournament hosted by Smash Wrestling in Toronto. She was defeated by Joey Janela in the first round of the tournament. The match was heavily praised live by those who saw it.
Late last year Grace sat down with Impact Wrestling’s Alicia Atout:
