Sanely

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Sanely is a Mexican masked female professional wrestler who performs for Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre (CMLL). She wrestles as a tecnico, the “good guy,” and is a former Mexican National Women's Champion. Outside the ring, she has trained as a psychologist and fitness coach.

She was born in Torreón, Coahuila, Mexico, in 1981. She comes from a wrestling family: her father was the well-known Mano Negra, and her brother is Mano Negra Jr.; her brother-in-law is Black Warrior. Her mask and her black-and-blue ring gear pay homage to her father.

Sanely studied psychology at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and earned a degree. In 2019, she was a guest at a UNAM sports psychology conference, taking part in a workshop about the psychology of sports.

Her wrestling path began in 2015 when she started training with El Solar. She first appeared in November 2015 in a CMLL bodybuilding contest under the name Zanelly. She made her in-ring debut on December 25, 2015, in Puebla, teaming with Gema to defeat Pasion Crystal and Reyna Isis. After roughly six months on the independent circuit, she joined CMLL full-time in 2016. Her first official CMLL match came on July 25, 2016, when she and Lluvia defeated Dalys la Caribeña and Zeuxis.

Sanely earned the nickname La Dama del Guante Negro (The Lady of the Black Glove) because she wears a long black glove in tribute to her father. She has competed in major matches, including participating in Infierno en el Ring 2016, a large Lucha de Apuestas cage match, where she survived the night with her mask intact as Zeuxis unmasked La Vaquerita. In 2018, she won the ROW Women's Championship in a one-night tournament, besting Princesa Sugehit, and she defended the title in 2019 against Lluvia and Reina Obscura.

Her championships and accomplishments include the Mexican National Women's Championship (one time) and the ROW Women's Championship (one time). Sanely is also known for her training background at the CMLL wrestling school, where she studied under trainers such as Arturo Beristain, Shocker, and Último Guerrero, and for her connection to generations of wrestlers in her family.