Diana Strong
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Table of contents
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Basic info
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Professional wrestling career
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Kombat Pro Wrestling (2017-2021)
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Prime Time Wrestling (2021-present)
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International wrestling appearances
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In wrestling
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Championships and accomplishments
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References
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Gallery
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Career
Diana Strong is a Polish wrestler best known for her time in Prime Time Wrestling and Kombat Pro Wrestling.
Basic info
- Years active: 2017-present
- Gimmicks/nicknames:
- Trained by:
Professional wrestling career
Kombat Pro Wrestling (2017-2021)
Diana started her career in professional wrestling by training in KPW Wrestling School some time around 2017. She made her early on-screen appearances for Kombat Pro Wrestling as an interviewer from Arena 8 onwards. Later on, she - along with another KPW female rookie Laura - appeared as Moloch's valets.
Diana made her official in-ring debut at Godzina Zero 2019 where she faced other female Polish wrestlers, Bianca and Alisa, and Swedish worker Sixt. During her debut she was known simply as "Diana", performing as a obvious underdog rookie. At Arena 16 she faced Bianca, now working under the ringname "Diana Rega". This, however, marked Diana's last appearance at KPW.
Prime Time Wrestling (2021-present)
Debut and road to stardom
Diana joined Prime Time Wrestling fairly early in its development. The federation ran by her ex-KPW colleague Arkadiusz Pawłowski allowed her to gain more spotlight thanks to a greater budget, which allowed PTW to put Diana in matches against female wrestlers from abroad. She made her PTW debut at Underground 2 where she won a match against Gaya Glass. From that point on she regularly made appearances against female wrestlers such as Myla Grace, Xia Brookside, Iva Kolasky and Anita Vaughan. She also fought numerous intergender matches against wrestlers such as Puncher, Gabriel Queen or Legia Łysych (Olgierd and Marco Hammers).
Championship pursuit
After PTW's reboot, which was forced by multiple controversies and talent exodus caused by the failure of Total Blast From The Past, Diana stayed with the federation and her position remained stable, since she still had the ability to compete against international female wrestlers. When Pan Pawłowski announced at Gold Rush that PTW would create their Women's Championship, it became clear that Diana would be one of the top contenders for this title. At Nowe Porządki PTW held the first match in a tournament, where Diana defeated Amy Heartbeat. Ulitmately the tournament plan was scrapped, when it was revealed that Mercedes Mone would made her appearance at All About Mone. Despite her effort, Diana lost to Mercedes, which resulted in her being berated by villainous Pan Pawłowski. That led to her fight against PTW Champion Puncher at Apokalipsa, which she lost.
International wrestling appearances
Besides her appearances at the Polish wrestling scene Diana also works international bookings in Europe, the British Isles and even North America (e.g. SLAM Wrestling Finland, 1CW Pro Wrestling and Westside Xtreme Wrestling).
In November 2025 Pro Wrestling Illustrated ranked Diana #205 on their 2025 PWI Women's 250 list, quoting her successful defenses of the GLAM! title and facing that year's #1 Mercedes Moné.
On 30.07.2026 Diana posted to Facebook informing about her debut for a Japanese women's promotion, Dream Star Fighting Marigold, where she was booked for the annual Dream★Star Grand Prix 2026 tournament.
In wrestling
- Finishers:
- Power Play (Samoan Drop) (2021-)
- Wrestlers managed:
- Entrance music:
Championships and accomplishments
References
Gallery
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Diana Strong at one of the PTW Underground shows.
Official PTW Facebook
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Diana Rega at KPW Arena 16.
Lens Blog
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A page from The 2025 Women's 250 issue of Pro Wrestling Illustrated with Diana Strong at #205. Next to her name, (6, NL) describes her pro tenure in years, and rank in the previous edition, in this case NL for not listed.
Pro Wrestling Illustrated
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Marigold Dream Star GP2026 poster, featuring Diana Strong.
Diana Strong @ Facebook
Career
Appearances per promotion and year
Numbers indicate in order: count of matches, segments and crew appearances. Trailing zeros are omitted.
Crew appearances