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Wrestling match serves as gender reveal
A New Jersey couple used a wrestling match to learn the gender of their unborn child. (Credit: Ronald Cameron via Storyful)
CINNAMINSON, N.J. - A New Jersey couple found out they were having a baby girl with a gender reveal party inspired by professional wrestling.
Two wrestlers stepped inside the squared circle on June 19 — one wearing pink and the other wearing blue. Ronald Cameron and his partner watched the two duke it out in front of a crowd of spectators eager to learn the baby’s gender.
Much like the pre-determined nature of professional wrestling, the match included well-rehearsed stunts and dramatic false finishes.
Two wrestlers stepped inside the squared circle on June 19— one wearing pink and the other wearing blue. (Credit: Ronald Cameron via Storyful)
The performance concluded with a classic wrestling trope: the distracted referee missing the outside interference. At one point, the referee turned his back to the wrestlers as he argued with someone out of the ring.
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Another man climbed into the ring and delivered a chair shot to the blue wrestler. He draped the pink wrestler over the blue wrestler, initiating a pin.
The referee turned around just in time to deliver the three count, declaring pink the winner and signaling the baby will be a girl.
This story was reported from Atlanta.