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Shirin Panahi

Shirin Panahi entered the world of professional wrestling via a circuitous route, first gaining fame and recognition throughout the world as a competitive powerlifter. In 2016, Panahi entered the public limelight after becaming the first Iranian woman to claim the gold medal at the Weightlifting IWF Naim Suleymanoglu Tournament. This accomplishment brought her a tremendous amount of fame and adulation, allowing her to tour the world as a cultural ambassador and celebrity. Despite this, Panahi quickly grew disaffected with her status as a “cultural icon” and migrated to Japan, where she resided with a cousin who had immigrated and settled in the Kanto region. During this time, Panahi first met legendary trainer Emi Sakura and made the decision to transition into a career in pro wrestling. Signing up as a new recruit at the Gatoh Move School, Panahi quickly excelled and became a formidable force within the squared circle, agile and powerful in equal measure. Even though she was still relatively new to the scene, Miho Imagawa quickly scouted her out for EDEN-1 and offered her a contract. Panahi signed without hesitation, ready to step up her game and hone her skills on new opponents.