Daria Hodder is an Australianprofessional wrestler. She is signed toWWE, where she performs on theNXTbrand under thering nameZaria.

She began on the Australianindependent circuit with the ring nameDelta, mostly forRiot City Wrestling (RCW) andMelbourne City Wrestling (MCW). She is a former two-time RCW Tag Team Champion with her older brother, Dean Brady, the final holder of both the RCW Championship and RCW Women's Championship and the first holder of the RCW Grand Championship.

Hodder credits her older brother, fellow Australian wrestler Dean Brady, with sparking her passion to beginprofessional wrestling after watching him at aRiot City Wrestling (RCW) show.^[3] After a successful tryout with RCW, she made her debut under the ring nameDelta Brady, on 31 December 2020, teaming with her brother to defeat Cayden Cornell andSavannah Summers.^[4] After this, she would since perform under the mononymDelta and began to focus on singles competition in RCW's Women's division, making many unsuccessful attempts at the RCW Women's Championship. After wrestling each other for the first time in July 2021, Brady and Delta would form atag team, initially called The Bradys, they would later change their name to Brady LTD. Together they would win the RCW Tag Team Championship on two separate occasions. Delta would also win the MCW Women's Championship twice, and would become the first woman to hold the MCW Intercommonwealth Championship. She would then become the first woman to hold the RCW Championship.^[5]

On 12 April 2024, Delta challengedJordynne Grace for theTNA Knockouts Championship at Oceania Pro Wrestling's H.E.R. event.^[6] On 18 May 2024, after losing the RCW Grand Championship, Delta announced that she would wrestle her final match in Australia at RCW's Heavy Is The Crown 2024, on 6 July against her brother, Dean Brady, as she would be leaving to wrestle in America following that match.

In February 2024, Hodder took part in theWWE tryouts held inPerth,Western Australia beforeElimination Chamber: Perth.^[7][8] On 1 October episode ofNXT, a vignette aired showing Hodder walking down a road, looking at road signs for Exit 10 and Route 27, implying her debut on 27 October atNXT Halloween Havoc.^[9] Over the weeks, more vignettes were aired. On 22 October episode ofNXT, a vignette aired revealing her new ring name asZaria. She made her debut later that same night following the main event.^[10][9] At NXT Halloween Havoc, she first appeared afterGiulia andStephanie Vaquer defeatedNXT Women's ChampionRoxanne Perez andCora Jade, looking over the ring from the crowd. Later that night, Zaria interrupted and attacked the newNXT Women's North American ChampionFallon Henley and herFatal Influence stablematesJacy Jayne andJazmyn Nyx.^[11] Zaria made herNXT in-ring debut on 29 October episode ofNXT, quickly defeatingBrinley Reece. Following the match, Fatal Influence, Jade and Perez surrounded the ring. Before they could attack, Zaria was joined by Giulia, Vaquer,Kelani Jordan andJordynne Grace. A brawl quickly ensued, setting up aten-woman tag team match forNXT 2300^[12] on 6 November, where Zaria won the match for her team after pinning Perez.^[13] AtNXT Deadline on 7 December, Zaria competed in theIron Survivor Challenge to determine the number one contender for the NXT Women's Championship, which was won by Giulia.^[14]

After NXT Deadline, Zaria formed a partnership with fellow Iron Survivor Challenge competitorSol Ruca, with the pair later colloquially known as ZaRuca. The pair won their first tag team match on 4 February 2025 episode ofNXT againstTatum Paxley andGigi Dolin.^[15] On 1 April episode ofNXT, Zaria defeatedLash Legend to qualify for the six-womanladder match for the vacantNXT Women's North American Championship (vacated by Stephanie Vaquer on the same night) atNXT Stand & Deliver on 19 April, where the title was won by Ruca.^[16][17] Zaria made her main roster debut appearance on 11 July episode ofSmackDown, where she accompanied Ruca in the latter'sfatal four-way match against the other three representatives of theEvolutionWWE Women's Tag Team Championshipfatal four-way tag team match involving championsThe Judgment Day (Raquel Rodriguez andRoxanne Perez),Charlotte Flair andAlexa Bliss, andThe Kabuki Warriors (Asuka andKairi Sane).^[18] Two days later at Evolution, ZaRuca failed to win the titles.^[19] On 3 October episode ofSmackDown, Zaria wrestled her main roster debut match where ZaRuca defeatedThe Green Regime (Chelsea Green andAlba Fyre).^[20] On 17 October episode ofSmackDown, ZaRuca unsuccessfully challenged for the WWE Women's Tag Team Championship with Ruca injuring her left knee in the process. On the following episode ofNXT, Zaria offered to defend the NXT Women's North American Championship on Ruca's behalf atNXT Halloween Havoc on 25 October againstBlake Monroe,^[21] where Zaria lost the title to Monroe.^[22] At Night 1 ofNXT: Gold Rush on 18 November, during Ruca's NXT Women's North American Championship match against Monroe, Zariathrew in the towel on Ruca's behalf, leading to a backstage argument between the two.^[23] At Night 2 ofNXT: Gold Rush airing ontape delay on the following week, Zaria, who qualified to theWomen's Speed ChampionshipTournament final, lost to Fallon Henley for the title vacated by Ruca.^[24]

• Melbourne City Wrestling
  • MCW Intercommonwealth Championship (1 time)^[25]
  • MCW Women's Championship (2 times)^[26]
• New Horizon Pro Wrestling
  • Global Conflict Shield Tournament (2024)^[27]
• Pro Wrestling Illustrated
  • Ranked No. 128 of the top 250 female wrestlers in thePWI Women's 250 in 2025^[28]
• Riot City Wrestling
  • RCW Championship (1 time, final)^[29]
  • RCW Grand Championship (1 time, inaugural)^[30]
  • RCW Tag Team Championship (2 times) – with Dean Brady^[31]
  • RCW Women's Championship (1 time, final)^[32]
  • Strength Cup (2023)^[33]

• Zaria's profile atWWE,Cagematch,Wrestlingdata,Internet Wrestling Database

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