Sandy Partlow
Sandy Partlow
Wrestler Stats:
For anyone who saw Sandy Partlow wrestle, it was pretty obvious that she was good at what she did, and that she enjoyed it. What most people don't know is that wrestling had come easy to her from day one. Partlow only trained for six weeks at the Kansas City Athletic Club, upstairs at the Continental Hotel, with promoter Bob Geigel and woman wrestler Betty Nicoli. "It's the easiest thing I ever did in my life".
Sandy Partlow began her career as "Judy Dare" making her debut on June 5, 1969 defeating her mentor Betty Nicoli in Lenox, Iowa.
Switching to "Princess Partlow" (and later her real name) became a regular in Texas, the Midwest territories, Canada, Mexico and All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling.
Switching to "Princess Partlow" (and later her real name) became a regular in Texas, the Midwest territories, Canada, Mexico and All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling.
Partlow also appearances for St. Louis Wrestling Club, American Wrestling Association, Golden Girls Wrestling, West Four Wresting Alliance, Women's Pro Wrestling and finally Pro Wrestling America in Fridley, Minnesota.
Partlow's most successful run was in Texas for Joe Blanchard's Southwest Championship Wrestling where she won the NWA US Women's title.
Sandy joined Pro Wrestling America in 1988 as a manager and wrestler. Sandy managed and mentored Matt Derringer to the PWA Light Heavyweight title on two occasions.
Sandy Partlow was a Cauliflower Alley Club Women's wrestling honoree in 2013.
