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As they arrived in the ring, with their flowing blonde hair uncovered, three teenagers laughed out loud having earlier in the evening been entranced by the spectacle served up by male, shirtless fighters. Saudi Arabia is boosting entertainment that allows citizens to have fun, in what some see as an attempt to blunt public frustration over an economic downturn and high youth unemployment. De facto leader Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has introduced reforms including allowing concerts, reopening cinemas, and lifting a prohibition on women driving as part of a modernisation drive. Last year, a broadcast during a men's wrestling match of a promotional video featuring scantily-clad female wrestlers sparked a scandal in the country, forcing the authorities concerned to apologise for the "indecent" images.

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For years, men have had a monopoly on writing about wrestling — even about female fighters. The Daily Dose October 17, Female fighters in World Wrestling Entertainment WWE — the largest wrestling company in the world — were once called Divas and had second sideshow matches. But a growing band of female writers, many of them wrestlers themselves, are now transforming the industry. Current wrestler Jordynne Grace has an ongoing cine-series called DMs of a Female Indy Wrestler which chronicles the online harassment she is subjected to.