Discovery's Big Little Brawlers takes viewers behind the curtain of one of professional wrestling's most successful organizations for little people, the Micro Wrestling Federation. Through hard work and viral TikTok success, its wrestlers have put a national spotlight on little people in wrestling at a time when major organizations like AEW and WWE are not. CinemaBlend had a chance to speak to reality stars Pinky Shortcake and Syko and get their thoughts on whether large pro-wrestling organizations should have more representation for little people. And they both had some interesting perspectives to share.
Let's be honest. You can look at the list of upcoming WWE events, and while there may be plenty of great pay-per-views available to stream with a Peacock Premium subscription, it's doubtful there will be any little people participating. I was honored to speak to Pinky Shortcake, MWF wrestler and daughter of former WWE wrestler "Little Louie," and get her take as a legacy performer on whether larger pro-wrestling organizations should highlight little people more:
