Rutger published: Celebrating LGBTQ Representation in 2025 PWI Tag Team 100

Celebrating lgbtq milestones in pro wrestling illustrated's 2025 tag team 100

Pro Wrestling Illustrated's 2025 Tag Team 100 list isn't just another ranking—it's a celebration! The spotlight's on LGBTQ representation in wrestling, marking a wonderful milestone. For six years straight, teams with openly LGBTQ wrestlers have been recognized among wrestling's elite, showcasing how far inclusivity and diversity have come in this sport we love.

Leading this year's pack are none other than TNA Tag Team legends, Matt and Jeff Hardy. Even after more than thirty years in action, these brothers continue setting new standards in tag team wrestling, snaggin g that top spot once again. But alongside their legendary status, we've got some phenomenal LGBTQ athletes making waves in 2025—though there's been a slight dip in their overall numbers, their impact remains strong.

Spotlighting standout LGBTQ duos

Among those making a splash this year, we've got JetSpeed from All Elite Wrestling. "Speedball" Mike Bailey and Kevin Knight have clinched 53rd place, thrilling fans with their electrifying performances. They're not just shaking things up in AEW; their influence stretches across New Japan Pro Wrestling and Mexico's lucha libre scene with CMLL, establishing them as one seriously exciting team.

Diverse teams creating a buzz

Also gracing this prestigious list are The Experience, with Skye Smitson and LA Taylor, who have snagged 96th. This powerhouse UK team has taken command in women's tag team wrestling, earning championships in England's TNT Extreme and Spain's Revolution Championship Wrestling during PWI's evaluation.

And let's not forget some other teams making headway. While not officially ranked as teams, Shane Taylor Promotions and North Shore Wrestling deserve a nod. Shane Taylor Promotions, reigning Ring Of Honor World Six-Man Tag Team champs, include standout Trish Adora. Meanwhile, North Shore Wrestling has PWA Heavyweight champ Charli Evans. These athletes not only bolster their teams but shine brightly on their own.

Bailey, Smitson, Adora, and Evans have also made it among this year's top 50 in QWI 200, a list celebrating top queer pro wrestlers. Their dual recognition highlights how much they contribute and influence this sport.

A promising future awaits LGBTQ wrestlers

LGBTQ representation in this year's PWI Tag Team 100 emphasizes wrestling's strides toward embracing diversity and championing equality. Every team recognized reflects an athlete's journey living their truth, inspiring others boldly chasing their dreams.

As wrestling evolves, seeing LGBTQ athletes on recognized lists like PWI Tag Team 100 becomes critical. It honors their relentless hustle and signals a cultural shift, celebrating diversity more than ever before.

The 2025 PWI Tag Team 100 showcases remarkable teams captivating audiences globally. Although fewer LGBTQ-inclusive teams appear this year, their impact remains undeniable. The wrestling community eagerly anticipates more representation and achievements in years ahead.

Stay in touch with all things LGBTQ sports and celebrate out athletes' successes—subscribe now and join us in cheering these diverse pro wrestling talents.

Noteworthy LGBTQ duos in 2025 PWI tag team 100:

JetSpeed: Ranked 53

The Experience: Ranked 96

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