to Muta the Great and RG, Muta held Yinling down and spat his green mist into her vagina. The green mist apparently contained Muta's sperm and caused Yinling to become pregnant. Yinling would give birth to an egg in the middle of the ring and eventually the egg hatched into 514-pound wrestler Monster Bono. Thus was created a family stable consisting of Yinling, Muta and Bono. Yinling was the beautiful and dominant mother while Muta was the gruff but loving father. The family would wrestle alongside each other for several matches, but due to Muta's absences, she served mainly as wrestler and valet. However, due to her continuous abuse, Bono eventually turned on her, which led to challenging her in the ring. The match between mother and son took place on May 24, 2008, in which Yinling fought valiantly but Bono came out as the victor. Tragically, Bono's finishing big splash accidentally killed Yinling. As she died, he held her in his arms and the two were reconciled (in reality this was to be her retirement match). Personal life In 2007, a scandal resulted in Yinling being accused of having ties to the Yakuza. Her management has denied the accusations. Yinling is a supporter of the Social Democratic Party of Japan which advocates for social welfare reform and alternatives to nuclear energy. In 2010, she attended a conference held Mizuho Fukushima and spoke of the party's policies. In 2008, she announced her marriage to an anonymous employee of the ZERO1-MAX wrestling agency. In 2010, she revealed that she had given birth to her first child, a son. She currently lives in Taiwan. Championships and accomplishments Tokyo Sports Topic Award (2005) Discography Gumin no Koi (2003) Ai wa Maboroshi (2005) See also List of Race Queens References External links Official site - In various languages Short biography Payne, Peter. (2002). Yinling of Joytoy DVD review at jmate.com Official Blog of Yinling 1976 births Living people Expatriate television personalities in Japan Japanese gravure idols Japanese female professional wrestlers Actresses from Taipei Taiwanese emigrants to Japan Taiwanese female models Sportspeople from Taipei