Sarah Stock is a Canadian professional wrestler and wrestling producer/coach, best known for her work in Mexico as Dark Angel and in TNA/Impact Wrestling as Sarita , as well as backstage roles in WWE and AEW.

Who Sarah Stock Is

  • Born in 1979 in Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, Sarah Stock built a long career in pro wrestling starting in the early 2000s.
  • She first wrestled across the Canadian independent scene, often facing both male and female opponents due to the limited number of women wrestlers available locally.
  • Over time she became known not just as an in-ring performer, but also as a respected trainer, coach, and producer behind the scenes for major promotions.

In-Ring Career Highlights

  • In Mexico, she wrestled under the mask and ring name Dark Angel , primarily for Lucha Libre AAA Worldwide (AAA) and later for Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL), becoming a standout foreign técnico (babyface) in the women’s division.
  • She also worked in Japan for promotions like JDStar and World Wonder Ring Stardom, where she held the Wonder of Stardom Championship.
  • In the United States, she wrestled for Shimmer Women Athletes and several independent promotions, building a reputation for athletic, high-energy matches.

TNA / Impact Wrestling (Sarita)

  • In Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA), she performed under the ring name Sarita.
  • She became the inaugural TNA Knockouts Tag Team Champion, winning the titles twice (first with Taylor Wilde, later with Rosita).
  • Her TNA run helped introduce many North American fans to her earlier work from Mexico and Japan, raising her international profile.

Coaching and Backstage Roles (WWE & AEW)

  • After her main in-ring peak, Stock transitioned into a developmental trainer role with WWE around 2015, working at the Performance Center to help shape newer talent.
  • She later joined All Elite Wrestling (AEW) as a coach/agent and, according to coverage, took on significant backstage responsibilities helping lay out matches and guide talent.
  • Reports in 2025 noted that she was released from AEW amid broader roster and staff restructuring, which drew attention and discussion among wrestling fans online.

Why She’s a Talking Point Now

  • Fans still share clips of her Dark Angel and Sarita matches, often citing her as an underrated worker who blended lucha libre and North American styles smoothly.
  • Her more recent roles in talent relations and coaching at major companies mean she has influenced a generation of wrestlers beyond what viewers saw on TV.
  • Forum and social media discussions in late 2025 highlighted her outspoken comments about her time in AEW, which further renewed interest in her career and opinions on how promotions treat talent.

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