Zoe
Dubois

Zoe Dubois enters the inaugural Women’s Flyweight Championship matchup riding a two-fight win streak and bringing one of the most unique athletic backgrounds in Power Slap.

Known professionally as “Black Swan,” Dubois holds a 2-1 Power Slap record with victories over Chelsea Dodson and Tiare Akiona. She earned a unanimous decision win at Power Slap 19 and a majority decision victory at Power Slap 15 after previously competing against Destiny McCubbin in her debut.

Before stepping into Power Slap, Dubois spent more than two decades as a dancer and ballerina. She competed professionally for seven years and became the rehearsal director for Contemporary West Dance Theatre, building a foundation of discipline, balance, flexibility, and strength.

Dubois later transitioned into professional wrestling, combining her dance background with athletic performance to create her “Black Swan” persona. In wrestling, she has captured multiple championships, including her current Women’s Championship with Best of the West and a previous Pridestyle title reign.

She began training for Power Slap after learning she would compete at Power Slap 13, viewing the opportunity as a chance to challenge expectations and prove the toughness behind her background.

“I wanted to show that ballerinas are a lot tougher than people believe, and wrestling has already proved that. Now it’s Power Slap’s turn.”

For Dubois, competing in Power Slap represents an opportunity to inspire others and show that success comes from mindset, dedication, and confidence.

“It creates an opportunity for others to show that anyone can do it with the right headspace.”

With a championship opportunity ahead, Dubois is focused on proving she is more than a performer — she is a complete athlete capable of competing at the highest level.

“I want to be one of the best and show that I’m a lot stronger and more powerful than just a pretty face.”

With a rare combination of dance, wrestling, and combat sports experience, Zoe “Black Swan” Dubois looks to make history as she competes for the first Women’s Flyweight Championship.