Hi!

I’m “Wrestling’s BEST Musical Diva” Shaloncé Royal! 

September 13, 2026, everything changed for me. I suffered an ACL tear along with a torn or possibly ruptured meniscus (I don’t know the specifics with the meniscus yet. They will know more when they perform the surgery). 

Wrestling has been the main source of my income since my return to the wrestling ring.

Right now, though I don’t want to, I must ask for help. Your generosity will help me in covering the ongoing expenses that do not stop while I recover. Donations will help with medical costs like copays, deductibles, and other insurance-related expenses, as well as recovery equipment, bills, food, and everyday essentials while I’m unable to wrestle and work.

Though I won’t be able to do much in the beginning stages of my recovery, as a way to show my appreciation for your donation and support, I’ll be documenting my recovery on the free Patreon tier so you can follow my journey, and streaming more on Twitch & YouTube. I will aim to continue creating content so you can continue to interact with me on my social media! Thank you for standing with me!

Because this recovery will take time, steady support can make a real difference in helping me keep up with those continuing needs week after week. Your support since my wrestling comeback has meant everything to me, and it has helped me keep pushing forward even when in moments of struggle. I don’t want to let anyone down, and I plan to keep fighting and overcome this like I’ve done so before in my professional and personal life.

After fighting my way back from a shoulder injury, I made an incredible comeback to professional wrestling and found real momentum again!!

During this run, I became a 3-time OVW Women’s Champion (won the OVW Women’s Title twice this year), made history by becoming the first official Queen of OVW, and also became the Queen of RIPW and the IGNITE Pro Women’s Champion.

In my personal life, I was diagnosed with PMDD but I have fought really hard and have made huge strides in managing many of the major symptoms that come with having PMDD. Though I’m no expert on PMDD, I’m beginning to feel comfortable with using my platform to bring awareness to PMDD and help those who struggle as I struggle to feel seen and heard!

I share all this to say, I am thankful for experiencing, dealing with, and overcoming certain circumstances that have shown me how strong and resilient I am. This is a major set back, I’m not going to lie, however I don’t want to give up and I need your support to keep going during this difficult time.