Tuesday, May 19, 2015

Leva Bates and The Court of Owls

Another wrestling and comic book connection.
Indy wrestler (and occasional NXT competitor) Leva Bates is a huge comic book fan and she has incorporated DC's "Court of Owls" into her ring persona now.

Leva Bates and The Court of Owls

Leva Bates and The Court of Owls

You can see more pics and follow Leva at her facebook page here:
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Leva-Bates-official-fb-page/126238500731016
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