Female wrestler Marie Kristin Gabert aka Jazzy Gabert aka Alpha Female was once known as Jazzy Bi in the UK.
She was born on June 4, 1982 in West Berlin, West Germany and stands six foot one and weighs 190 pounds.
Alpha made her wrestling debut on April 7th, 2001 and has worked for wrestling promotions like the German Wrestling Federation (GWF), Queens of Chaos, Pro-Wrestling: EVE, World Wonder Ring Stardom and Total Nonstop Action Wrestling (TNA).
Now she is set to appear for the WWE in the Mae Young Classic.
Here are some shots and a video of British female wrestlers Princess Paula (Paula Valdez) and Tracey Kemp.
Sadly both of these ladies have passed away.
Second only to British Ladies' Champion Mitzi Mueller, Nicky Monroe is one of the most popular women on this blog.
Nicky worked for All Star Wrestling and CWA Wrestling and wrestled in the United Kingdom and Austria.
In 1988, she won the British Women's Title, defeating Klondyke Kate.
Nicky was active from 1987 to 1999 and faced off against wrestlers like Tina St. Clair, Julie Starr, Klondyke Kate, Mitzi Mueller, Rusty Blair and Tina Starr.
And she also tag teamed with a lot of them as well.
Kansas City Bomber vs Nicky Monroe
Nicky Monroe vs Tina Starr
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Since she is so popular on this blog, here are some shots of female UK grappler Lena Blair.
And also a video of Lena taking on Nancy Kumi in Japan.
I really do not see how Lena's wrestling gear...ummmm.."contained" her.
Kat LeRoux was one of the great all time Heels in pro wrestling.
She was born in Boston, Massachusetts in 1969 and made her wrestling debut in 1985.
Kat was trained by the legendary Killer Kowalski, she started out as Misty Blue's tag team partner, but she turned on her and joined Linda Dallas, creating the tag team, The Nasty Girls.
During here career she wrestled for promotions like IWF, ICW, USWF, NCW, Crockett Promotions and probably most famously, LPWA.
Here are some shots of her taking on her arch rival, Misty Blue.
Well evidently all these old pictures of women's wrestling from the 50s, 60s and 70s has offended Google. They have deemed this page, "Adult: Sexual Content" even though these ladies are fully clothed and are wrestling
in public in matches for various legitimate wrestling promotions. Obviously one piece swimsuits are way more provocative than WWE Divas wrestling
in next to nothing. So I took this article down. Sorry about that.
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Here are classic women wrestlers Debbie Combs and Donna Day (Barbara Johnson) going at it. Yeah this is the old days of female wrestling. From 1981 to 1984, these two wrestled each other a LOT.
And if thats not enough, here they are mixing it up on YouTube
Now here is one of the most unusual women I have profiled on this blog.
Lynnette Thredgold was "Phantom" on David McLaine's Women of Wrestling (WOW!) wrestling promotion.
Not only that, but Lynnette was also a bodybuilder and a concert violinist.
And she did all three of them pretty darn well!
Lynnette Thredgold: Women of Wrestling - Phantom vs. Summer & Wendy Wheels
Remember WOW! Women of Wrestling (sometimes just simply called WOW!), the women's wrestling promotion created by David McLane after he created Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling?
Do you remember "The Total Athlete" Roxy Powers (Natalie T. Yeo)?
If you do...do you wonder why she didn't go on to the WWE?
I mean seriously, she could have been an amazing Diva!
Unfortunately after WOW, the only place I could find anything about her was playing one of Bonesaw's (Randy Savage) valet in Spider-Man back in 2002.
Can you believe I have never done anything about Jessicka Havok here?
I couldn't either but I checked and sure enough, Jessicka Havok came up with no matches.
Jessicka Havok was born Jessica Cricks on June 20th, 1986 in Massillon, Ohio.
She was trained by Shasta, Justin Diaz and Lones Oaks and made her pro wrestling debut in 2004.
Yes...Jessica has been wrestling for 10 years.
She has worked for Mega Championship Wrestling, Cleveland All-Pro Wrestling, Ohio Championship Wrestling, Main Event World League, Women Superstars Uncensored, NCW Femmes Fatales, Combat Zone Wrestling, Shine Wrestling, Shimmer and many more.
Jessicka's finishing moves are The Demon Drop (Air Raid Crash), and the HavoKiller (Sitout Powerbomb)
I did a short write up about British female wrestler Lisa Fury the other day, and here she is again with a brutal camel clutch locked in on fellow English female wrestler Sarah Messina.
Oddly enough, though the hold is called the camel clutch and was popularized by the Sheik here in the US, it was actually invented in Mexico by legendary luchador Gory Guerrero and was called la de a caballo (Horse-mounting choke).
Yeah you didn't need to know all that but now you do.
Okay, Maria may not have been the best female wrestler the WWE ever had.
But she was one of the prettiest.
And she was a good actress.
And one of the best female "Jobbers" ever in the female roster.
And though Maria has left the WWE, she hasn't left wrestling.
She is still going at it.
Maria has worked for Ring of Honor, Family Wrestling Entertainment (Where she was the FWE Women's Champion twice) and Chikara as the valet of her real-life boyfriend Mike Bennett.
In the last post I was talking about how I loved the psycho female wrestlers and I mentioned Daffney as being the first.
But before Daffney debuted in 1999, the late Gertrude Elizabeth "Trudy" Vachon was being crazy before crazy was cool as Luna Vachon.
A member of the legendary French-Canadian wrestling family, the Vachons, Gertrude wanted to wrestle.
Her whole family (and her godfather Andre The Giant) tried to convince her not too but she wouldn't take no for an answer.
Finally they gave in and her aunt Vivian and later The Fabulous Moolah trained her.
She started out in Florida Championship Wrestling, as part of Kevin Sullivan's Army of Darkness stable teaming up with The Lock as the Daughters of Darkness.
Luna then went on to work for the WWF, ECW, the Indy Circuit and WCW.
Luna passed away on August 27, 2010 from an "accidental overdose of oxycodone and benzodiazepine".
Everyone knows how much I loved the "crazy" Victoria in the WWE.
But before we had the "crazy as a bit coon" Victoria, way back in the WCW we had Daffney, she of the ear-piercing scream (long before Melina's "Primal Scream").
Daffney made her debut in 1999 and was inspired partly by Natural Born Killers' Mallory (Juliette Lewis) and Batman: The Animated Series' Harley Quinn.
She held a few titles during her career, the Anarchy Championship Wrestling American Joshi Championship, the NWA Wrestle Birmingham Junior Heavyweight Championship and most notably, the WCW Cruiserweight Championship.
Of course later we had Victoria and looking at this picture, I think "Your Soul's Tormentor" MsChif owes more than a little to Daffney's look.
Actually, Daffney managed MsChif in Shimmer Women Athletes back in 2007.
