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American professional person wrestler and valet

Melina Perez
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Perez in 2006
Birth name Melina Nava Perez
Born (1979-03-09) March 9, 1979 (age 43) [1]
Los Angeles, California, U.S.[2]
Website www.realmelina.com
Professional person wrestling career
Ring name(s) Kyra[3]
Melina [2]
Melina Perez [2]
Billed height 5 ft 4 in (1.63 thou)[three]
Billed weight 121 lb (55 kg)[three]
Billed from Los Angeles, California[4]
Hollywood, California[v]
Trained by Jesse Hernandez[2]
Schoolhouse of Hard Knocks[iii]
Fit Finlay
Debut 2001[ii]

Melina Nava Perez [2] (born March 9, 1979) is an American professional wrestler and model. She is best known for her time with WWE under the band name Melina. She currently wrestles for Impact Wrestling and the National Wrestling Alliance (NWA).

In 2000, Perez began training to exist a professional wrestler at Jesse Hernandez's School of Hard Knocks, and made her debut in 2001.[half-dozen] In late 2002, Perez auditioned for WWE'due south reality show Tough Enough III, only was eliminated in the commencement round,[4] [seven] [eight] [9] and was inspired past Al Snow to continue pursuing her wrestling career.[10] In March 2004, Perez signed a contract with WWE, and was assigned to Ohio Valley Wrestling (OVW), WWE's developmental territory,[ii] where she began managing Johnny Nitro and Joey Mercury, dubbed MNM, to three reigns as WWE Tag Team Champions,[xi] as well as Nitro to two reigns as WWE Intercontinental Champion.[two] [12] [thirteen]

Perez is a three-time WWE Women's Champion,[14] [fifteen] and a two-fourth dimension WWE Divas Champion.[16] [17] Subsequently winning her second WWE Divas Championship, Perez became the first adult female in WWE history to go a multiple-time champion with both the Women'southward and Divas titles. She is also a 1 time QuizzleMania champion, winning the title on QuizzleMania 28 for a clemency stream for NSPCC.[18]

Famed for her flexibility, utilized during her entrance and in her in-ring maneuvers, Perez was called "one of the best wrestlers in the world" by Bret Hart, and cited by WWE as having "possibly the most impressive armory of offensive maneuvers in Diva history."[19]

Early life [edit]

Melina Nava Perez was born on March ix, 1979 in the Los Angeles, California, but was raised in Loftier Desert.[3] [two] [4] Perez is Mexican American descent and speaks English and Spanish natively.[ii] [1] [4]

Modeling career [edit]

Perez began her career as a beauty pageant contestant, winning Miss Hawaiian Tropic Anaheim. During her modelling career, she has won many modelling competitions such every bit Group USA Bridal Prove, Group USA Fashion Testify, and Ms. California Belleza Latina.[20] Melina was torso painted by creative person Mark Greenawalt for a modeling photo shoot in 2007 where she posed with her WWE Women's Championship chugalug.[21]

Professional wrestling career [edit]

Early career (2001–2004) [edit]

Perez began grooming at Jesse Hernandez'south Schoolhouse of Difficult Knocks in San Bernardino, California, and made her in-ring debut in November 2001.[6] Many officials stated that she had the almost natural ability of any woman who came through their school.[7] In late 2002, Perez auditioned for Globe Wrestling Entertainment'south reality testify Tough Enough III, making information technology through to the final twenty-one, earlier beingness eliminated in the final cut of the beginning episode.[4] [7] [viii] [9] Afterwards she was eliminated from the competition, trainer Al Snowfall encouraged her to keep trying to pursue her dream equally a wrestler. On November 27, 2003 episode of SmackDown!, Melina was seen equally a Native American alongside John Cena during a feast.[10]

World Wrestling Entertainment/WWE [edit]

MNM (2004–2006) [edit]

Main commodity: MNM

Perez debuted in WWE'southward then-developmental territory OVW in March 2004, being placed in a storyline as John Hennigan's ex-girlfriend. The storyline had Matt Cappotelli introduce her to the ring equally a way to taunt Hennigan.[2] Melina, notwithstanding, turned on Cappotelli and aligned herself with Hennigan, who later on changed his ring proper name to Johnny Nitro.[ii] Before long after, the duo began teaming with Joey Matthews, subsequently known as Joey Mercury.[2] The trio became known as MNM and on Nov 10, Melina managed Mercury and Nitro to win the OVW Southern Tag Team Championship, holding information technology for over two months.[22] [23] During her time in OVW, Melina, Nitro, and Steven Adkins came upwards with Melina'due south trademark carve up ring entrance.[24]

Melina made her first Raw appearance on November 29, 2004, when Randy Orton was the guest General Manager and hosted a Diva lingerie mode show.[25] She made another Raw advent in December, participating in a limbo contest when Chris Jericho was General Manager for the nighttime.[26]

Melina fabricated her official debut in WWE equally a heel, resuming her role as the director of MNM, on the Apr 14, 2005 episode of SmackDown!.[27] The team interrupted the first ever Carlito's Cabana interview segment, where 1 half of the WWE Tag Team Champions, Rey Mysterio, was a guest.[27] Melina insulted Mysterio and had Mercury and Nitro assault him, leading to MNM's in-ring debut the next week on SmackDown! in a title match. The squad won the match against Mysterio and Eddie Guerrero, starting their get-go WWE Tag Squad Title reign.[28]

While managing the Tag Team Champions, Melina's character was developed to exist more egotistical, equally she alleged herself "the about-dominant Diva in WWE".[four] She made her official in-ring debut on June 30 against Michelle McCool, and had her showtime pay-per-view lucifer against Torrie Wilson at The Great American Fustigate in a bra and panties match, winning both matches.[29] [30] In the same night, MNM dropped their championships to the Legion of Doom, prompting a new storyline where Melina hired Jillian Hall, a fixer, to assistance them.[30] [31] MNM regained the titles on October 28 in a fatal four-Style tag squad match.[32] On the Eddie Guerrero Tribute Show, Melina won a Divas battle royal by eliminating the Women's Champion Trish Stratus.[33] The next week, as a function of a new storyline, MNM kidnapped Stratus, tied her up and gagged her for Melina, who then challenged her to a lucifer for the Women's Championship.[34] The two fought at Survivor Serial, with Melina losing to Stratus with the help of Mickie James.[35]

During this time, MNM defended their titles against Rey Mysterio and the World Heavyweight Champion Batista. Melina was placed in a storyline where she tried to make Batista call off the friction match by visiting him in his locker room and attempting to seduce him. The storyline had the two engage in sexual intercourse, after which he just thanked her for the "warm-upward" earlier leaving to have part in the match, where he and Mysterio defeated MNM for the titles.[36] The storyline played over to the next episode of SmackDown! when, before MNM invoked their rematch clause, Melina held a printing conference in the ring where she claimed that Batista had sexually harassed her. During the tag squad lucifer, Mark Henry aided MNM in winning back the WWE Tag Squad Championship.[37] The storyline with Henry continued into the next year. On the commencement SmackDown! of 2006, Melina announced that Henry was her personal protection against Batista. He accompanied her and aided the other members of MNM in matches against Batista and Mysterio.[38]

At Judgment Day on May 21, 2006, MNM lost their titles to Paul London and Brian Kendrick.[39] After the match, Melina and Nitro, as role of the storyline, attacked Mercury, blaming him for the loss.[39] Later that dark, Melina lost a singles match against Jillian Hall, and later slapping General Manager Theodore Long in acrimony, she and Nitro were fired from the SmackDown! brand.[xl] The team then bankrupt upward because off-screen, Nitro and Mercury did not get forth, and WWE management decided to send Nitro and Melina to the Raw brand.[41] Melina and Nitro debuted on Raw on May 29, with Nitro losing to WWE Champion John Cena.[42] Melina connected to manage Nitro during his successful hunt for the WWE Intercontinental Title, and in another storyline with Trish Stratus.[43] [44] The storyline turned into a tag team feud when Carlito teamed with Stratus afterwards he saved her from the attacks of Melina and Nitro.[45] At Saturday Night's Main Outcome XXXIII on July 15, Melina and Nitro lost to Carlito and Stratus in a mixed tag team match.[46]

Women's Champion (2006–2009) [edit]

Afterward Melina's arrival on Raw, Mick Foley began to mention her in promos and on his WWE.com columns, playing on their real-life friendship, and they before long formed an on-screen friendship.[47] [48] At SummerSlam, Melina was involved in Foley'due south "I Quit" match against Ric Flair, when Flair threatened to hitting her with a spinous wire baseball game bat, causing Foley to quit the match to save her.[49] The next dark on Raw, the storyline had Vince McMahon order Foley to join the Buss My Donkey club. Afterward begging Foley not to go through with information technology, Foley "joined the lodge" to save Melina's job, only to have her all of a sudden turn on him by delivering a low blow and firing him at the bidding of McMahon.[50] The storyline was concocted by Foley to refresh the idea of the Kiss My Ass club.[50] [51] It was also around this time that Melina added some other characteristic to her gimmick: screaming loudly at ringside while managing or in tag team action, which became known as the "primal scream".[52]

On January 29, 2007, Melina became the number one contender for the WWE Women'due south Title after defeating Maria in a number one contender'due south match.[53] On the February 5 episode of Raw, Melina received her title match confronting Mickie James just was unsuccessful.[54] Afterwards pinning James in a mixed tag team friction match, Melina was granted another championship match.[55] On the February 19 episode of Raw, every bit part of her first major singles push, Melina defeated James to win the WWE Women's Title for the kickoff time in her career.[56] [57] The feud between the two Divas connected and Melina later retained the title in a rematch during the starting time ever Women'south Falls Count Anywhere lucifer in WWE history.[58] [59]

In March, Melina was placed in an angle where she became jealous of SmackDown! Diva Ashley Massaro, who was receiving attention considering of her appearance in Playboy.[60] The angle had Melina merits in her blogs that no Playboy cover models were capable of fighting her.[61] This resulted in scheduled matches against former Playboy encompass girls Torrie Wilson and Candice Michelle, with both women losing to Melina.[62] [63] The storyline came to an end at WrestleMania 23, where Melina pinned Ashley in a Lumberjill match to retain her Women'due south Championship.[64] After WrestleMania, Melina organized a photograph op with the Women's Championship belt in the ring, but was interrupted by Mickie James, resulting in another storyline feud between the ii Divas.[65] On April 24, at a house show in Paris, France, Melina lost the Women'south Title in a Triple Threat match to James when James pinned Victoria, only on the orders of Jonathan Coachman, she was entitled to a rematch on the same night, where she pinned James by putting her hands on the ropes to regain the title and become a two-time WWE Women's Champion.[14]

On May 7, 2007, Melina began feuding with Playboy cover girl Candice Michelle after she was defeated in a tag squad friction match alongside Victoria confronting Candice Michelle and Mickie James.[66] Melina continued to lose to Candice in various tag squad matches, as well as in non-title bouts over the next few weeks.[67] [68] [69] At Vengeance, Melina lost the Women's Championship to Candice, and failed to recapture the title at The Great American Bash.[70] [71]

In April 2008, Melina, along with and then-ally Beth Phoenix, competed at WrestleMania XXIV in a tag team match, defeating Maria and Ashley.[72] On the May 5 episode of Raw, Melina unintentionally attacked Phoenix with her boot during a lumberjill match with Mickie James.[73] The following week, Phoenix walked out on Melina during a tag match against James and Maria, when Melina accidentally bumped Phoenix off the apron. Melina was so attacked by Phoenix during a backstage segment following the match, leading to Melina turning confront.[74] On the May xix episode of Raw, Melina commentated during Beth Phoenix'southward match against Maria, which Phoenix won, and Melina would afterward attack Phoenix with her boot before beingness attacked by Phoenix.[75] At the One Dark Stand pay-per-view, Melina competed in the first e'er women'southward "I Quit" match against Beth Phoenix, but was unsuccessful. The next nighttime on Raw, Melina teamed with onetime rival Mickie James in a tag team match against Beth Phoenix and Katie Lea in a losing effort.[76] On June 23, 2008, Perez suffered a heel injury after falling from the turnbuckles during a tag squad match with Mickie James against Natalya and Victoria.[77]

Melina returned from injury on the November 24 episode of Raw, teaming with former rivals Mickie James and Candice Michelle to defeat Phoenix, Jillian Hall, and Katie Lea Burchill.[78] The following calendar week, she fabricated her singles return past defeating Hall. Following the lucifer, Melina stated her intentions to have the WWE Women'due south Championship from Beth Phoenix.[79] On December 29, Melina won a six-woman boxing royal to become the number one contender for the Championship. Later the friction match, Melina and Phoenix engaged in a confrontation over a fan of Phoenix'south named Rosa Mendes, who had attacked Melina.[eighty] On January 25, 2009, Melina won her third WWE Women'southward Championship at the Imperial Rumble by defeating Phoenix.[xv] She retained her championship against Beth Phoenix on February 16 episode of Raw,[81] and once more during a dark lucifer at No Way Out.[82]

Divas Champion (2009–2011) [edit]

On the April 13, 2009 episode of Raw, Melina was drafted back to SmackDown as part of the 2009 WWE Draft, thus making the WWE Women's Championship exclusive to the brand.[83] She began a feud with Michelle McCool, who was named as the number one contender to the title.[84] McCool attacked Melina later her victory over Alicia Trick on the June xix episode of SmackDown.[85] Melina would and then lose the Women'southward Title to McCool at The Fustigate after an interference from Alicia Fox; she failed to regain the championship at Nighttime of Champions.[86] [87]

On October 12, Melina was traded back to the Raw brand, and won the WWE Divas Championship from Divas Champion Jillian Hall, who had won the belt from Mickie James only a few minutes before.[xvi] On the Nov 23 episode of Raw, Melina teamed up with Mickie James and Kelly Kelly to defeat Jillian Hall and LayCool (Michelle McCool and Layla). After the match, guest timekeeper The Gobbledy Gooker was revealed as Maryse past attacking Melina.[88] The following week, Melina was pinned by Maryse in a tag team match.[89] On the December seven episode of Raw, Maryse defeated Gail Kim, and following the match, Maryse proceed to set on Kelly Kelly only was stopped by Melina.[two] On Dec 29, at a WWE live effect in Manchester, New Hampshire, Melina tore her ACL during a six-woman tag team match, and as a result she relinquished the Divas Championship on January 4.[two]

Melina made her return on the August 2, 2010 episode of Raw, attacking WWE Divas Champion Alicia Trick after a half-dozen-woman tag team lucifer in which she, Jillian Hall, and Tamina defeated Eve Torres, Gail Kim, and Natalya.[90] At SummerSlam, Melina defeated Play a trick on to capture the Divas Championship for the second fourth dimension in her career. After the match, she was attacked by Michelle McCool and WWE Women's Champion Layla.[17] On the 900th episode of Raw, afterward winning a lucifer, she was challenged by either Layla or McCool to a Lumberjill match at Nighttime of Champions, to unify the WWE Women'southward and WWE Divas Championships. McCool would win that lucifer, later Layla attacked Melina during the friction match, to unify the championships.[91] The unified championship would henceforth be known equally the Divas Championship, with the Women's Championship title being retired.

On the December xx episode of Raw, Melina became the number 1 contender to the Divas Championship and turned heel when she slapped and then champion Natalya, who had attempted to congratulate her post-obit her victory.[2] When the 2 fought for the Divas Championship on January 24, 2011 on Raw, Melina was defeated.[2] On the Baronial i episode of Raw, Melina participated in a #ane contender's boxing majestic, which was won past Beth Phoenix. This would be her final match with WWE, equally she was released after that calendar week.[92]

Sporadic appearances (2019–present) [edit]

On the July 22, 2019 episode of Raw, Melina made her beginning appearance in WWE in nigh eight years at the Raw Reunion, interim as a referee in 24/seven Championship bouts between Kelly Kelly, Candice Michelle, and Alundra Blayze.[93] PWInsider reported in September 2020 that Perez had signed a contract to return to WWE[94] only Perez informed in February 2021 that, while WWE and she talked, they didn't come to an agreement.[95] She would make another appearance on Jan 4, 2021 at WWE Raw Legends Night.[96]

On January 29, 2022, Melina made a surprise return opening the 2022 Royal Rumble friction match with Sasha Banks. She was, however, eliminated past Banks in less than a minute.

Contained excursion (2011–2012) [edit]

Perez at an indpendent wrestling upshot in 2012

In Nov 2011, Perez wrestled her first match outside of WWE by defeating Lexxus at the Women Superstars Uncensored Nov 19 pay-per-view. Perez appeared on the Earth Wrestling Fan Xperience (WWFX) Champions Showcase Tour in Manila, Philippines on February 4, 2012, where she wrestled under her real name.[97] On February v, 2012 episode of WWFX, Melina defeated Jillian Hall.[98]

Melina appeared at the Family Wrestling Entertainment (FWE) event, signing autographs and serving equally Eric Young's valet as he became the new FWE Heavyweight Champion. At the Empire City Showdown, on August xx, Melina fabricated a further advent for FWE in a segment with Charlie and Jackie Haas. On the April 28 episode of FWE Television, Melina was defeated by Winter with Lita every bit the special invitee referee in a FWE Women's Championship lucifer.[99]

Melina debuted for North East Wrestling on March 23, 2012, competing in a victorious try against Velvet Sky, but lost to Sky the post-obit twenty-four hours in a rematch.

From June thirty to July 2, 2012, Melina participated in World Wrestling Council'southward (WWC) Anniversario weekend in Puerto Rico. On the get-go two nights, Melina defeated Velvet Sky in singles matches, but on the final night, she and Davey Richards were defeated in a mixed tag team match by Sky and Xix Savant.[100]

Return to the independent excursion (2015–2019) [edit]

On June 19, 2015, after a 3-year hiatus, Melina returned to the independent circuit at Maryland Title Wrestling's Ladies Night event equally the enforcer in the MCW Women's Championship primary event lucifer between Amber Rodriguez and Mickie James; Melina turned heel past attacking James during the match before being attacked by referee Lisa Marie Varon, after which James won the championship.[101] On August 5, Melina appeared as a villainess at Lucha Underground's Ultima Lucha helping Johnny Mundo in his match against Alberto El Patron by hitting El Patron with his championship belt while the referee was knocked down.[102] On Oct 16, Melina made her debut for Japanese promotion World Wonder Ring Stardom, during their commencement American tour in Covina, California. She teamed with Santana Garrett in a tag team lucifer to defeat Hudson Green-eyed and Thunder Rosa.[103]

On June 20, 2016, Melina announced her official in-ring return at Southside Wrestling Entertainment (SWE), taking function at SWE's Queen of The Ring tournament.[104] On October i, Perez made her official in-ring return in a tag squad match at SWE Speed Rex 2016, teaming with Nixon Newell participating against the team of Alex Windsor and Kay Lee Ray. The friction match was declared a no contest.[105] On October 2, Melina entered the SWE Queen of the Ring tournament. She defeated Lana Austin and Viper to advance to the finals, when she defeated the Queen Of Southside champion Kay Lee Ray, winning the tournament and the championship in the process.[106] At the same twenty-four hours, Melina wrestled SWE KirbyMania, in an viii-man tag team match. She teamed with Jessicka Havok, Leah Vaughan, and Nixon Newell, and defeated the team of Alex Windsor, Kasey Owens, Kay Lee Ray and Viper.[107] On October 29, at SWE 6th Anniversary Evidence, Melina successfully defended her title against Alex Windsor, Dahlia Black, Kay Lee Ray, Nixon Newell, and Ruby Summers in a vi-manner match.[108] On November v, Melina defeated Renee Michelle to capture the MCW Women'due south Title for the first fourth dimension.[109]

On October 5, 2017, she left the title vacated due to injury, ending her reign at 350 days.[109] [110]

After a two-year absenteeism of in-band activity, Melina returned on June xi, 2018, at promotion A Thing of Pride Wrestling to face off confronting The Boy Diva Rick Cataldo.[111] The post-obit month Melina attacked Cataldo with a bouquet of flowers given to Cataldo every bit a sign of affection by Vinny Pacifico. On April 4, 2019, Melina defeated Sonny Osculation at A Matter of Pride'south Divamania in a friction match that qualified her to compete in the Chris Kanyon Memorial Battle Imperial to determine the company's countdown Champion; she was eliminated past eventual winner, Eddy McQueen. In August 2019 Perez faced Jamie Senegal in singles match at A Matter of Pride in a winning effort. Melina continued her feud with Rick Cataldo at A Matter Of Pride, notably attacking him on his nuptials night and trying to convince Rick's married man Vinny Pacifico-Cataldo to stand up for himself against his calumniating life partner.

Melina debuted for Outlaw Wrestling on June xx, 2019; teaming with Bull James in defeating Anthony Greene and the Platinum Hunnies, and picked up her get-go singles win for the promotion on August 15, defeating Solo Darling. Melina began turning heel during her lucifer against Kimber Lee on September 26; feigning an injury earlier attacking Lee and defeating her. Mail service-match, Melina cemented her heel plow by attacking Lee and an injured Willow Nightingale, leading to a grudge match on Nov nine, which Melina won over Nightingale.

National Wrestling Brotherhood (2019–present) [edit]

Melina made her National Wrestling Alliance (NWA) debut on the Nov 19, 2019 episode of NWA Power (taped on October i, 2019), aligning with Marti Belle and Thunder Rosa after helping them defeat NWA Earth Women's Champion Allysin Kay and Ashley Vox, establishing herself as a villainess.[112] Melina fabricated her NWA in-ring debut on Into the Fire, on Dec fourteen, teaming with Belle every bit they unsuccessfully challenged Kay and ODB.[113] Following NWA'southward 18 month hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Melina resumed her office as Thunder Rosa's manager, and began a feud with Kamille and a debuting Taryn Terrell, turning face in the process. At NWA When Our Shadows Autumn, on June half-dozen, 2021, Melina teamed with Rosa in a losing effort confronting Terrell and Kylie Rae, despite Melina's wrestling on a retorn ACL. Melina turned heel once more and briefly feuded with Kylie Rae, leading to a match on the June 29 episode of NWA Power, which Melina lost.[114] A few months later, Melina won a No1 contenders triple threat match against Kylie Rae & Chelsea Greenish for a shot at Kamille (wrestler) NWA Globe Women'southward Championship at NWA Difficult Times 2, which she lost.

Impact Wrestling (2021–present) [edit]

Melina made her debut on the August five, 2021 episode of Bear upon, where she was revealed as the challenger for Deonna Purrazzo'due south Impact Knockouts Title at NWA EmPowerrr.[115] [116] On the Baronial 19 episode of Impact!, she made her in-ring debut, defeating Brandi Lauren.[117] Later on the match, she was attacked by Purrazzo and Matthew Rehwoldt but was saved by Trey Miguel, setting upwards a mixed tag team match at Emergence.[118] At Emergence, they lost to Purrazzo and Rehwoldt.[119]The feud ended at NWA EmPowerrr when Melina unsuccessfully challenged Deonna Purrazzo for the Impact Knockouts Championship later on a hard fought competition.

Other media [edit]

On April 13, 2008, she appeared in an episode of Celebrity Fit Club Boot Military camp forth with Mickie James, Layla, and Kelly Kelly.[120]

Perez has appeared in five WWE video games. She fabricated her in-game debut in SmackDown vs. Raw 2007[121] and also appears in SmackDown vs. Raw 2008,[122] SmackDown vs. Raw 2009,[123] SmackDown vs. Raw 2010[124] and SmackDown vs. Raw 2011.[125]

Filmography [edit]

Film [edit]

Yr Title Function Notes
2011 Serial Buddies Devin Film Debut

Television receiver [edit]

Year Championship Part Notes
2008 Pop Stars ii Control Auditioner
2008 Celebrity Fit Lodge: Boot Military camp Herself 1 episode
2010 Undateable Episode: "Hour 1–5"
2011 Cake Boss
2012 Bad Girls Club Afterwards Buzz Show

Championships and accomplishments [edit]

...and a two-time WWE Divas Champion, making her an overall five-time Women'southward Champion in WWE.

  • The Baltimore Sun
    • Woman of the Year (2009)[126]
  • Battle Title Wrestling
    • BCW Women's Championship (1 time)[127]
  • Empire Wrestling Federation
    • EWF Hall of Fame (2016)[128]
  • Face 2 Confront Wrestling
    • F2F Women's Title (i time)[129]
  • Maryland Championship Wrestling
    • MCW Women's Title (i fourth dimension)[130]
  • Pro Wrestling Illustrated
    • Ranked No. three of the best 50 female person wrestlers in the PWI Female 50 in 2009[131]
  • Quizzlemania
    • Quizzlemania Championship (1 fourth dimension)
  • Southside Wrestling Entertainment
    • Queen of Southside Championship (1 time)[130]
    • Queen of the Ring (2016)[132]
  • WWE
    • WWE Divas Title (2 times)[133]
    • WWE Women's Championship (3 times)[2]
  • Warriors of Wrestling
    • WOW Women's Title (i fourth dimension)[134] [135]

Notes [edit]

  • Bautista, Dave and Jeremy Roberts (October 2007). Batista Unleashed. WWE. ISBN978-one-4165-4410-four.
  • Foley, Mick (2007). Hardcore Diaries . Pocket Books. p. 384. ISBN978-ane-4165-3157-9.
  • Pro Wrestling Illustrated presents: 2007 Wrestling almanac & book of facts. Kappa Publishing. 2007.

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