Tab Jackson, Dynamic Lady Pro Wrestler, Pride Of Fontana, Super Girl

Super girls are really wonderful.

Like Tab Jackson.

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They can fly across the ring in a single bound. They can subdue villains and bring them to justice. Simply put they can make audiences stand up and cheer.

Tab Jackson is a super girl and she reminds me of another version of Wonder Woman.

You’ve heard of Super Girl right?

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“Supergirl is an American superhero action-adventure drama television series developed by Ali Adler, Greg Berlanti and Andrew Kreisberg (the latter two having previously created Arrow and The Flash) that originally aired on CBS and premiered on October 26, 2015.

It is based on the DC Comics character Supergirl (Kara Zor-El), created by Otto Binder and Al Plastino, and stars Melissa Benoist in the title role. Supergirl is a costumed superheroine who is the biological cousin to Superman and one of the last surviving Kryptonians.”

Thank you Wikipedia.

But you guys knew all that right?

Tab Jackson is from Fontana, California and being in close proximity to the Inland Empire, reminds me a lot of Lucky O’Shea.

As they say, the beautiful girls not only know each other but hang out together too.

It’s in their nature.

When these Super Girls go inside the ring, their nature really changes. It’s like they put a costume on and it transforms them. Instantly.

Tab has faced ring stars, heroine and villain alike in Hudson Envy, Terra Calaway, Ashley Grace, Candice LeRey and Yyan Nakano to name a few and when it’s all said and done, our gorgeous So. Cal cutie still possesses her kryptonite.

Perhaps it’s because she stays close to her home base.

According to prowrestling.wikia.com, Tab wrestles regularly throughout the western United States, specifically in her home state of California for various independent wrestling promotions. She is also the cousin of wrestlers Matt Jackson, Nick Jackson and Malachi Jackson.

Good to know. That explains much.

When viewing her videos online, it does seem she plays in front of a familiar crowd. Give them their due, they are as passionate as they are boisterous.

Tab plays the gymnasiums, studios and all the places in the Indie circuit. It’s the Supergirl thing to do.

“It was great fun. We had gone on tour in between the sessions and reconnected with the audience and got a lot of energy back from them, a lot of positive energy.”… Roger Andrew Taylor

Have you ever been to Tab’s home? Every chance that we get, we love to travel to Southern California and since Tab is Super Heroine royalty, we get the official welcome from the city at fontana.org.

Welcome to the City of Fontana!

Nestled against the San Bernardino Mountains, Fontana is a modern city that offers its residents and visitors a wealth of community activities, combined with a thriving local economy and central and easy access to major business centers.

Founded in 1913, Fontana is the second largest city in San Bernardino County, and the 20th largest in the State. Fontana transformed from a once rural farming community of the early 1900s to a bustling manufacturing center, thanks to Henry J. Kaiser’s steel mill operations during World War II. His legacy lives on at the Fontana Kaiser Permanente Facility, which now employs more than 5,000 people.

Today, more than 200,000 people call the City of Fontana home. Fontana’s low crime rate, affordable housing, diversity, and below average unemployment rate has made the city one of the fastest growing in California and a trendsetter in San Bernardino County. Despite the city’s rapid growth, Fontana still maintains a hometown atmosphere. Temperate southern California weather allows the City to host festivals, parades and walks/races throughout the year (including the Fontana Days Half Marathon, considered the fastest half-marathon course in the world).

Fontana is particularly proud of its numerous cultural, sporting, and recreational opportunities, including those offered by Center Stage Theater, the Art Depot, the Auto Club Speedway, 59 sports fields, 36 parks, Pacific Electric Trail, highly acclaimed sports and recreation facilities, and the state-of-the-art Lewis Library and Technology Center. The Center is an iconic landmark within the City – offering the largest collection and library space in all of San Bernardino County, as well as hundreds of computer work stations, a career center, literacy center, homework clubs and tutoring, meeting rooms, and a large auditorium.”

CITY HALL

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We are very impressed.

At DC Comics we read about how Supergirl is fit and powerful. “As the most powerful teenager on the planet, the Girl of Steel possesses all of Superman’s powers—from superhuman strength, speed, and invulnerability all the way down to his flight and enhanced senses.”

The city of Fontana is focused on producing Super Girls through their fitness program.

They continue, “The City is committed to encouraging the health and wellness of its residents through programs like the award-winning Healthy Fontana initiative, which promotes smart nutrition, active lifestyles and access to healthy, fresh, locally grown foods at the City’s multiple farmer’s markets. The Fontana Senior Center is another important facility, offering daily activities for seniors focused on mental and physical well-being, including crafts, fitness center, computer lab, daily hot lunches, and transportation.”

In partnership with the city, Fontana has some great health and fitness clubs.

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Here is one review found at Yelp. “I have been going to CrossFit Fontana for about 3 months now. I never thought I would be doing the weights that I am doing. I was completely sold after the first week of CrossFit. Rae, Bo and the rest of the staff are very dedicated and always teach proper body mechanics while doing each exercise. As a therapist myself, I have found that the most appealing. Being taught by people who really understand the anatomy of the body and encourage safe and fun workouts. Because I use my upper extremities all day at work, I used to find myself often in pain and fatigued after work. I now credit my lack of pain to the strength I have gained from CrossFit.”

So that’s it.

When we see Tab fly around the ring in a single bound, decimate villains and sometimes acts like one, we can see where she draws her power from. What a great home town.

Still only in her twenties, Tab Jackson has a bright future in the ring. Her resume will continue to grow. Having already achieved the AOW Women’s Championship, more titles are in her future.

For now, we are happy to describe her by the one title her sensational talents accord.