[cure]

Curious. Why are they almost all men?

And, what's with all the wrestlers!?!

[acheron]

IIRC one of the most controversial/edit-warred Wikipedia pages is wresting-related. (Can't find the reference I'm thinking of right now though, so [citation needed] I guess.)

Germans love David Hasselhoff, and Wikipedians love wrestling.

[gereshes]

Until recently (and still today but to a lesser extent) women were excluded from certain professions (politics, science, engineering, ...) or were not given proper recognition for their contributions (Ex: Margaret Keane, Katherine Johnson, Rosalind Franklin, ...)

[rwcarlsen]

Probably because many of these people are historical figures and - historical records exhibit significant bias toward info about men.

[sonnyblarney]

Because wrestling is hugely popular.

[reallydude]

See Gwen Stefani from both Anaheim and Fullerton, California. She grew up in fullerton but famously got neighbors agitated from her own rental in Anaheim. Perfecting "I'm just a girl" out of her garage took a long time.

[tdb7893]

I don't follow wrestling but I've googled some wrestlers before. Their stories (both on and off stage) are often super convoluted and interesting/funny.

[vpmpaul]

Are you implying the results are doctored in some way?

[SolaceQuantum]

I believe a more charitable interpretation is wondering why men are searched more often than women when it comes to the data set "people wikipedia'd correlated with location".