Salina de la Renta Revealed As Contra Unit’s Spy Ahead of MLW Restart

[Kemo]

Major League Wrestling is coming back soon. New episodes of Fusion are expected to begin airing next month. Storylines for the promotion’s restart have been taking shape on episodes of MLW Pulp Fusion. One storyline involves Salina de la Renta being exposed as a spy operating on behalf of Contra Unit.

“For nearly two years the league, fans and athletes have all speculated and theorized on who could be enabling CONTRA to gain access to arenas with heavy security as well as access to MLW’s headquarters and production trucks. Now, all evidence points towards Salina de la Renta,” reads an MLW press release.

In MLW storyline, Contra Unit is a faction that has taken over the company. The last episode before the pandemic featured members of the faction taking over MLW offices in New York. On a recent episode of Pulp Fusion, Konnan revealed that he discovered Salina has been working with the faction.

It appears that Salina de la Renta’s Promociones Dorado was struggling financially. Salina is believed to have owed a significant amount of money to the “wrong people” which may have led to her aligning with Contra Unit.

The 23-year-old from Puerto Rico now lives in the Orlando area.

“All options are on the table, including suspending her license to promote in MLW,” said Court Bauer.

Last year, Salina spoke with SI.com about being the first Latina to serve as an executive producer on a wrestling show.

“This is a sign of change. Not only for women, but for Latinos as a whole. We are often not in a position of power or influence in American wrestling. For MLW to encourage me, and others, to break barriers is important and yes, historic. It is a huge honor to be able to be the first-ever at something.”

[Smartmark]

Love me some Salina, but don't know how to feel about her being a part of Contra to be honest.

[Kemo]

Love me some Salina, but don't know how to feel about her being a part of Contra to be honest.

Why? What's wrong with Contra Unit?