Brian C. Bell is a journalist who writes for Outsports, a publication focused on LGBTQ+ representation in sports. Brian's articles cover a wide range of topics within the world of professional wrestling, including news, profiles, and rankings of LGBTQ+ wrestlers.
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Brian C. Bell's coverage primarily focuses on the intersection of sports and LGBTQ+ representation, particularly in professional wrestling. His articles often include announcements and expert commentary related to these themes.
Given the focus on LGBTQ+ representation in sports, Brian may be interested in pitches that highlight inspirational stories from within the LGBTQ+ community in various sports, along with perspectives from relevant experts or advocates.
Since no specific geographic focus is mentioned, it appears that Brian covers stories from a global perspective rather than being limited to a particular region.
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By: Brian C. Bell
After three years as a Seattle Kraken assistant, Justin Rogers was promoted to his new role last week ahead of the 2024-25 season.
By: Brian C. Bell
Jason Joshua makes his 'EFFY's Big Gay Brunch UK' debut this weekend. He considers his entire pro wrestling journey 'bonus time.'
Tecia and Raquel Pennington both stepped into the Octagon in UFC 307, the first same-sex married couple on the same card.
By: Brian C. Bell
Toni Storm leads a total of 25 out LGBTQ pro wrestlers that made the list this year. She is also named to the 2024 Outsports Power 100.
Joe Dombrowski, the only out gay broadcaster with a televised pro wrestling promotion, isn't leaving the MLW booth any time soon.
By: Brian C. Bell
'We only know as much about ourselves as we are brave enough to explore,' wrestling and event host AJ Kirsch says.
By: Brian C. Bell
Kendo Nagasaki's return match on November 24 marks his 60th year in pro wrestling, one of the longest careers in pro wrestling history.
The sports/pro wrestling broadcast approach employed by Revry's 'Halloween Ball' answers a more important question.
'Ironlady' Germaine de Randamie ends her UFC career without a retirement fight and one final walk to the octagon.
‘I feel like I want to become more genuine to people around me and not hide anymore,' former Bengals exec Jack Brennan said.
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