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Amy Lee
Weight: 42DDD
Hometown: Philadelphia, Penn.
Sometimes Amy Lee can get a little out of control in the ring. Then again, "sometimes" and "a little" may be understatements. And "in the ring" might be too narrow of a venue. In fact, any time is "Pryme Tyme" for Amy Lee to get really out of control, never mind the place. Being in the ring for a sanctioned match is just an excuse for her to try to tear the head off her opponent.
Amy Lee's approach to wrestling is not much for scientific grappling. She prefers to turn a match into a back-alley brawl. The self-professed bad-ass biker chick would like to park her motorcycle as close to the ring as possible. Then she could make a quick getaway in case she does something illegal in that state during one of the ruthless attacks she unleashes on her opponents.
This one-woman ring riot broke into the business of pro wrestling more than 20 years ago. A National Wrestling Alliance promoter, the late Dennis Coralluzzo, was sponsoring a martial arts competition in which Amy Lee was a participant. "He saw I had a passion for fighting and that I was also knowledgeable about pro-wrestling and submission fighting." Amy Lee said.
Pro wrestling was an opportunity for Amy Lee to unleash her nasty violent streak. She dresses like a Hell's Angel, but she's no "angel" by any stretch of the imagination. However, she still has a passion for martial arts. "When I'm not wrestling, I can be found working in the martial arts," Amy Lee said. "During my career, I've competed in several tournaments."
Amy Lee has won or placed in the Top 3 in martial arts tournaments in Italy, Spain, and Canada. She won the All-Around Title at the 1990 Garden State Championships in New Jersey. She was also the youngest United Martial Arts Referee Association's referee at age 16. "My proudest moment was becoming the first female black belt in American GoJu Karate at age 16."
That background set Amy Lee up for success in pro wrestling. During her career, she has won several championships, including the NWL Ladies, the Dangerous Women Of Wrestling, the Women Of Extreme, and the NWS Ladies championships. Amy Lee sites her PWU Ladies Championship tap-out victory over Mercedes Martinez as the biggest win of her career.
Amy Lee believes her viciousness in the ring is merely hard work. That is just how she approaches life. "I think of life as a recipe," she said. "The more wonderful things you put into it, the better and sweeter tasting it will be!" As for her opponents, Amy Lee does not care if they are hurt by her vicious hard work. "Life's a banquet and most poor suckers starve to death! Live! Live! Live!"
You can see more of Amy Lee online at MySpace.
Credit: MLW