Megan Sparks

Megan Sparks may be the youngest member of Damage CTRL, but anyone still calling her the group’s prospect hasn’t been paying attention.

Sparks brought something completely different to the trio from the beginning. Where Dakota Kai frustrated opponents and Hustle Dice overwhelmed them, Megan attacked from angles they couldn’t prepare for. Her speed, athleticism, and willingness to take risks quickly made her one of WWA’s fastest-rising competitors.

And that rise happened fast.

Sparks was sitting at just #45 in the WWA Power Rankings before joining Damage CTRL. Under Kai’s leadership and with Dice beside her, Megan flourished. A 5-2 record followed, and she skyrocketed all the way to #19 among 85 women.

She wasn’t Damage CTRL’s future anymore.

She was becoming one of WWA’s best right in front of everyone.

Then everything stopped.

A vicious attack involving repeated chair shots put Sparks out of competition just as her momentum reached its peak. By the time doctors finally cleared her to return, WWA had closed its doors, leaving Megan without the opportunity to finish what she started.

But Damage CTRL stayed together.

Sparks followed Kai and Dice to New York’s Xtreme Wrestling League, where she proved her WWA rise had been no accident. Megan adapted to the violent environment and captured the Xtreme Hardcore Championship while her Damage CTRL sisters simultaneously held championships of their own.

Then the call finally came.

With WWA reopening, all three women willingly forfeited their championships and signed