Sondra Ruth is a journalist who writes for Inside The Ropes, a publication focused on professional wrestling. With a deep passion for the industry, Sondra covers a range of topics including news, behind-the-scenes insights, and interviews with wrestlers and industry insiders. Her work has also been featured in HOOKED ON PUBLISHING LIMITED.
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Sondra Ruth predominantly covers professional wrestling, showcasing a keen interest in exclusive insights and expert commentary on industry developments. Given this focus, she would likely be open to pitches from individuals with first-hand knowledge of the wrestling world or those who can provide unique perspectives and insider commentary on the latest happenings within wrestling promotions like AEW and WWE.
Sondra Ruth's coverage doesn't specify a geographic focus but appears to cover international professional wrestling news, so pitches should offer insights that transcend specific regions or promotions.
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A new report reveals a scrapped pitch for the 2024 edition of SummerSlam.
Jon Moxley revealed his whereabouts during the main event of WrestleMania 40.
NJPW President Hiroshi Tanahashi admits to being envious of some aspects of WWE.
One top SmackDown star won't be part of the 2024 WWE Draft after being sidelined with an injury.
By: Sondra Ruth
Logan Paul isn't taking accusations toward his PRIME beverage company lightly.
Two former WWE NXT stars are making their way to AEW and issued a challenge to two of All Elite Wrestling's former champions.
By: Sondra Ruth
Just five days before being released from WWE, one star was told he'd always have a job with the sports entertainment giant.
Baron Corbin told one recently-released WWE star, "I'm the guy who stole your gimmick."
An NFL star sent his best wishes to AEW President and Jacksonville Jaguars owner Tony Khan after his attack on Dynamite.
By: Sondra Ruth
AEW President Tony Khan's reference to Harvey Weinstein didn't go over well with NFL Draft reporters.
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