Bianca Belair Honors Mentor by Making Generous Donation

Bianca Belair has emerged as one of the most powerful and captivating WWE superstars of this generation. The EST of WWE has been a trained athlete right from the get-go and decided to give back to her roots just as her mentor did for her dreams.

As it is known, Bianca Belair was a track and field athlete since her high school days, which helped her get into the pro wrestling business and became one of the reasons for her raw power, amazing in-ring acumen, stealth, and speed.

The former WWE Women’s Champion recently took to her Instagram to announce her donation of multiple hurdles to her own High School track. Belair also recollected a touching story about her training days when she did not have hurdles for her own training sessions.

This led to her mentor, Sam Anderson who always believed in Bianca and her dreams getting a set of hurdles to the school for her training that led to her gaining a full athletic track scholarship to college and expressing her gratitude for Sam.

 “finally got to go back home and visit my High School track and see the hurdles I donated. I am super honored and proud to be able to do this!
(We didn’t put all of the hurdles out but there are a full flight of hurdles to fill all lanes & they can have a full track meet)
When I was in High School, we didn’t have any hurdles for me to train on, so Sam Anderson bought a set of hurdles just so I could train at my High School. So, to be able to give back in the same way he did for me means EVERYTHING to me!
Sam Anderson has always believed in me and my dreams. He never missed a moment to tell me “I believe in you”, and that always stuck with me.
I got a full athletic track scholarship to college from running the 100, 300, and 400 hurdles, and all of that led to where I am now.
Everyone needs a Sam Anderson in their life… and I’m forever grateful for mine!
#2800MADE.”

With Bianca Belair completing her mission of passing it forward, she now turns back her attention to the ongoing Queen of the Ring tournament. She recently emerged victorious against Candice LeRae in the first round of the tournament and is now set to face Tiffany Stratton in the quarterfinal round on the upcoming edition of SmackDown.

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