After nearly three years at NXT and NXT UK, Blair Davenport was drafted to SmackDown in the 2024 WWE Draft. She had a limited ...

Blair Davenport explained why she helped Alba Fyre and Isla Dawn on Smackdown. On last week’s episode, Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill challenged Isla Dawn and Alba Fyre for the WWE Women’s Tag ...

Bea Priestley, also know as former WWE star Blair Davenport, opens up about having to have brain surgery as teenager to ...

Blair Davenport joined forces with Isla Dawn and Alba Fyre on WWE SmackDown. On the August 2 episode of WWE SmackDown, Bianca Belair and Jade Cargill challenged Isa Dawn and Alba Fyre for the WWE ...

Blair Davenport comments on her WWE release “I think it was just budget cuts to make up their contracts. I don’t have any negative feelings or anything like that.

Former WWE star Blair Davenport has discussed her exit from WWE and how there were plans for her to be part of a popular group on WWE SmackDown.

More wrestlers are reportedly departing WWE. PWInsider and Fightful are reporting that AOP (Rezar & Akam), Paul Ellering, and Blair Davenport have been released by WWE.

Davenport, real name Bea Priestley, received her call-up to WWE's main roster as a part of the 2024 WWE Draft, specifically assigned to the "SmackDown" brand.

Blair Davenport has shared her thoughts on her WWE release. During a livestream, the former WWE star was amicable about being released back in February, saying it was just business.

Fyre, Dawn and Davenport spoke about their newfound alliance following SmackDown where the champions seem unphased about the situation because they did what they came to do. When Fyre calls them ...

Chelsea Green had plans for her Secret Hervice faction that never came to fruition. “When we were talking about a third (member of Secret Hervice), at first it was going to be Blair Davenport ...

Next up was a singles match between Naomi and Blair Davenport that was preceded by a quick promo from Davenport. The Queen of Glow took control and hit a couple of big moves to get a two-count.