Bordeaux urges wrestlers to scrub personal data from the internet
Bordeaux urges wrestlers to scrub personal data from the internet
Major League Wrestling performer Scarlett Bordeaux has described advising fellow women’s wrestlers to use data-removal services to keep their home addresses and phone numbers off the internet, citing the growing ease with which fans can locate personal information online.
Bordeaux said she raised the issue directly in locker rooms when fellow performers reported fans crossing boundaries. Her core recommendation was to use websites that specialize in removing personal data from public databases, which she said can prevent fans from sending unsolicited mail or identifying where a wrestler lives. The concern is not isolated: Ring of Honor and All Elite Wrestling performer Deonna Purrazzo recently described a troubling encounter on social media, and WWE performer Jordynne Grace publicly warned that anyone approaching her home would face substantial deterrents.
Bordeaux competes in MLW alongside her husband, fellow performer Killer Kross. The two returned to the promotion after a period with WWE. She is currently positioned among the leading contenders in the MLW women’s division and has stated publicly that she intends to pursue the MLW Women’s World Championship, currently held by Shotzi, despite expressing personal respect for the champion.