• Angelina Love Biography

With such killer looks, don't dismiss her as just eye candy. Angel Williams isn't just eye candy when she steps into the squared circle, she is a credible athlete. Angel began her wrestling career in 2000 as valet in Canada, and quickly pushed to become a professional wrestler.

By 2003, she was mixing it up in the United States with Independent workers which included O.D.B., Hailey Hatred and Tracy Brooks. A major accomplishment came on June 16, 2004 on TNA wrestling when Trinity defeated Angel, which gave her national exposure. Though a huge accomplishment, she did not become a permanent worker in the company.

In December of 2004, Angel Williams signed a developmental contract with the WWE and began wrestling in one of their developmental territories; Deep South Wrestling. There she picked up victories against Michelle McCool, Shantelle Taylor, Nattie Neidhart and many others. Among those she managed were Krissy Vaine, The Gymini, and Johnny Parisi. On a May 16th 2007 OVW (Ohio Valley Wrestling) Tapings, she defeated Serena Deeb however shortly after on May 18th 2007, she was released from her World Wrestling Entertainment contract. In June 2007, Angel Williams took on the name "Canadian Angel," in AAA (Mexico) and continued working in the independent wrestling circuit.

As TNA Wrestling was on the verge of implementing a Women's Division, Angel was contacted to work matches. She was announced as one of ten wrestler to compete in a 10 woman gauntlet match to crown the first ever TNA Women's Champion at the Bound for Glory pay per view (October 14th 2007). On October 11th's edition of Impact, Angel was at ringside for the debut match of Awesome Kong, who defeated Gail Kim. Angel then went on at Bound for Glory to team up with Gail Kim and O.D.B to eliminate Awesome Kong from the match. Angel was then eliminated by O.D.B and Gail Kim.

Angel was featured on TNA Today on Youtube.com as a "new" knockout despite any confirmation of her being signed to the company. On October 25th's edition of Impact Angel put up a valiant effort against Awesome Kong in a singles match, however she was defeated after a sit-down powerbomb.

Angel later participated in a 4-way match for the TNA Women's Championship at TNA Genesis before a name change to "Angelina Love" on the Thanksgiving edition of Impact!. On December 2, 2007 at TNA's Turning Point pay-per-view, Angelina Love and Velvet Sky defeated ODB and Roxxi Laveaux in a Knockouts Tag Team match, this was the official beginning of the alliance between Angelina and Velvet, they were previously seen together in backstage segments. Their tag-team wins continued on the December 13, 2007 edition of TNA iMPACT when Angelina & Velvet defeated Jackie Moore & Tracy Brooks. Before the match, both women cut a promo, insinuating some sort of adult industry past and ever since have been sexually suggestive with offering their "services" to male counterpart. At the time, unofficially known as Velvet-Love Entertainment. The ladies participated in a Santa's Workshop Knockouts Street Fight on the December 20, 2007 edition of iMPACT and on December 27, 2007 edition; teaming up with Gail Kim to defeat Roxxi Leveaux, Jackie Moore and ODB.

In the first iMPACT of 2008, both she and Velvet participated in a Gauntlet match to determine the Women's Division ranking, She was ranked number 5, based on elimination. On January 17, 2008 she was defeated by ODB after a running powerslam. On January 31, 2008, on TNA iMPACT Angelina Love experienced victory as she defeated ODB and Roxxi Leveaux in a 3-WAY TNA Knockouts match. The next month she had the opportunity to challenge the TNA Women's champion, on February 28, 2008 on TNA iMPACT, Awesome Kong w/Raesha Saeed defeated Angelina Love w/Velvet Sky in a Non-title match.

In March of 2008, Angelina Love and Velvet Sky's heel turn was in full effect. They began feuding against Roxxi Laveaux, which took center stage on April 13, 2008 at TNA Lockdown when Roxxi defeated Angelina Love in a Cage Match. The ladies became known as "The Beautiful People"