In an exclusive for WrestlingNews.co, Steve Fall interviewed Gabbi Tuft (former WWE star Tyler Reks). Tuft signed a developmental contract in 2008 and debuted on WWE's ECW brand in 2009.

Gabbi Tuft hadn’t wrestled in front of a crowd for 12 years. But by the time she entered the ring in Irvine, Calif., she was as ready as she could be. Tuft starred as Tyler Reks in WWE in the ...

Gabbi Tuft hadn’t wrestled in front of a crowd for 12 years. But by the time she entered the ring in Irvine, Calif., on June 25, she was as ready as she could be. Tuft starred as Tyler Reks in ...

Gabbi Tuft has released the full video of her first match back in nearly a decade. The former Tyler Reks hasn’t wrestled since a sole match in 2014. Apart from that match, she hasn’t wrestled ...

Tuft’s journey from Tyler Reks, her former wrestling alias, to “Mother,” started in early 2020. She started questioning her identity at the start of lockdowns, and began cross-dressing.

Ms. Tuft, who retired from the W.W.E. more than a decade ago and came out as transgender in 2021, will return to the ring on Tuesday, she said on social media.

It has been 12 years since Gabbi Tuft wrestled on television as the WWE’s Tyler Reks. Since then, professional wrestling has changed a lot — and so has she.

Ahead of Transgender Day of Visibility, WWE alum Gabbi Tuft details the deep depression she experienced before coming out as transgender in 2021 and tells E! News about the moment everything changed.

Transgender former WWE star Gabbi Tuft has lifted the lid on the grueling steps she had to take to lose 190 pounds of weight and muscle mass during her transition into a woman.