Favorite opponents: Amber
O' Neal, Xsiris, Mikael Yamaha, Brad Stutts, U.N.O.D., Corey Edsel,
Ric Converse Titles held: Mid-Atlantic
Television champion (4/17/04-6/26/04); ACW Women's champion (1/25/03-1/31/04);
NEW National champion (10/13-11/10/02); SWA Women's champion (8/2/02-12/7/02) Goals: To be the
best and most-respected woman wrestler in America, and to make legitimate
women's wrestling accepted by American fans. Wrestling Training: Trained
by Gemini Kid with a ton of other influences along the way.
Growing up in a small country town just east of Charlotte, NC; I was exposed
to the world of professional wrestling at a very early age. My daddy was a
religious NWA watcher and I caught on during it's heyday of the mid-1980s. Once
college rolled around, my calling seemed to be in medicine, possibly
veterinarian, but I still had a dream of working in "the biz" but not in front of the
camera, but rather in a backstage medical position. Around that time I would
meet Grant "Statmark" Sawyer over the Internet, who dabbled in the occasional
Independent wrestling scene around the Carolinas. Through my association with
him, my knowledge on the business grew and somehow or another ended up training
with him on that fateful day in Graham, North Carolina on March 3, 2001. We
would train under the guidance of the man who would quickly become one of my most
respected associates, the Gemini Kid. Gemini had spent 10+ years in the NC
Indy scene, working with many of the greats that would go onto become superstars
in the WWF. I was actually offered a spot on the show that night. It was a
simple enough spot...all I had to do was be introduced as the newest
CWF/FWA-Carolinas trainee and get my head clotheslined off by Heavyweight champion
Jeff Justice. And as they say, the rest is history. I made actual match debut on
6/9/01 in what I would like to think was a very acceptable debut in mixed tag
team action. Over the next year, my war with the Hirydaz (Amber Holly and Mikael
Yamaha) would establish my name in this crazy business. In 2002 things really
took off as I continued my never ending improvement wrestling-wise and became
a founding member in one of the strongest forces in the Southern Indys, the
Hostile Youth Project (or HYP for short) and after splitting from manager Brad
Stutts a year later; Corey Edsel, Brass Munkey, American Steel Ninja, and
myself formed "The Crew" in 2003. As 2004 came to pass, I found myself in more and
more single matches against my male counterparts which would lead to me
becoming the first woman to ever hold the Mid-Atlantic TV title in the entire 32
year history of that belt. In such a short time, I have been lucky enough to work
with some of the absolute best in Indy wrestling today and have met some of
the most wonderful people that have ever entered my life.
