Tell us why you wanted to become a professional wrestler.

When I was younger I was addicted to pro-wrestling and just couldn't get enough of it. I knew I wanted to be IN it. One day my Mom (who loves pro-wrestling as well) out of nowhere told me she was signing me up at a pro-wrestling school. I LOVE sports and performing. Put them together and you get pro-wrestling. Can it get better then that?

Where did you get your start and tell us about your training.

I started training in 2000 when I was 13 at Camp IWF in West Paterson, NJ (with head trainer Kevin Knight). Your training really is what you make of it. When I started due to the fact I was SO young I did mostly managing. When I just managed I would look into the ring and think about how I couldn't wait to get in it. Gradually I started to get more IN the ring and soaked up as much as I could. Finally in 2002 I started wrestling on shows. If you train at IWF you really need to be dedicated. The program is set up so that if you put in the effort they will help in making you the best you can be. And I'm glad I was trained there.

I see you also have done some announcing and some refereeing as well. Do you see yourself not wrestling and taking up these other positions in professional wrestling?

In my opinion I think it's best to learn the sport from every aspect. That way you understand how the show is put together better, and what you can do to help the show out as a WHOLE in any role. I love to wrestle and manage and want to do that above all, but if it calls for a ring announcer or ref I want to be able to have enough experience so I can do it.

Who were your inspirations growing up? In wrestling and outside of wrestling.

Growing up I idolized most girls in wrestling. My favorite girl back then was Sunny and I loved her personality and promo's. She could pick up a mic anywhere, at anytime, and cut a PERFECT promo on anything. Out of the guys Shawn Michaels always stuck out. He had the charisma that just pulled you in, and you don't get that often.

Who was your first match against, what was the result and were you happy with your performance?

My very first match was a singles match against Allison Danger. I think for my first match it went well. I love Allison to death and I am eternally grateful for her helping me through nervousness and worries.

What was your best match in your opinion?

My best match in my opinion was against Ariel earlier this year. We have great chemistry together and I think we put on a solid, entertaining wrestling match. She's great in wrestling and out.

Who has been your toughest opponent to date?

My toughest opponent to date has to be Erik Andretti in my 2nd singles match. I was still so new at wrestling, and it was my first time wrestling a guy so that made it tough. But I tried my hardest and got through it.

Who have you not worked yet but would love the chance to someday?

Oh the list is endless! But I would love to work with so many girls, but I'd love to with April Hunter, I know I could learn so much from her.

What federations have you worked in and which do you consider your home federation?

I've worked for IWF (which I consider home), SSCW, IWA, NWS, ACWA, & CRUSH.

What federation would you like to work in that you have not had the chance yet?

Another endless list but I would love to work for so many places in the area. JCW being one, and WXW when I'm old enough.

Tell us your opinion of the state of women’s wrestling in 2003 and heading into 2004.

There are too many girls in wrestling for the wrong reasons. But I think right now girls that are in it for the right reasons, especially on the indys are going out there and not just being eye candy -- they're wrestling. I hope this continues and women's wrestling in the future continues to grow and get more recognized for talented wrestlers.

Being a women in a male dominated sport must be a very difficult task for you. Tell us about your feelings toward wrestling being dominated by the male gender.

I know it's tough sometimes but if girls work at places they know they will be treated well, and as equals they won't have a problem. Many of the girls out there are just as good as the guys, if not better. I wish more of the guys in wrestling would see that.

Tell us about your life outside of professional wrestling.

Outside of wrestling I am currently a Junior in high school who's getting ready for SAT's and college. I LOVE music, shopping, and talking on the phone. I'm a phone addict. :). I'm a typical high school girl who just happens to be in pro-wrestling and loves every second of it.

Tell us about you being featured on a number of new channels. How did that come about and what was it in regards to?

All the channels I've been on have been because of wrestling. IWF gets media attention around the area that allows the wrestlers there to promote themselves and the school as a whole. And I've been lucky enough to be featured when a station does come in.

What are your long term and short term goals for professional wrestling?

Short term - to do the best I can Long term - make it as far as I can while being safe, and having fun

If you are not a success in professional wrestling, what do you see yourself doing?

If not successful in pro-wrestling I will in public relations, maybe even being a publicist for a successful wrestler...or something :).

Tell us about the IWF and its roster and promoter.

The IWF is one of the best schools I've ever been to. The roster is professional at all times, and is filled with some of the sweetest people I've met in my life. The promoter, Kevin Knight, is also the head trainer and a great one at that. I've learned so much from going to IWF about wrestling as a hole..and I wouldn't change a thing.

Have you had any uncomfortable encounters with wrestlers or promoters who were looking for more then just a friendship with you?

Not really. Remember I'm still only a baby. and I stick around with some of the best guys who all look out for me 24/7.

Do you agree with the following statement: I can learn something new every time I step foot in a wrestling ring?

Absolutely! You NEVER stop learning in wrestling. I know from myself every single time I get into a ring, practice or show, I learn. From how something can go so right to so wrong, you will forever be a student in this business.

Word Association:

April Hunter: professional, great

Carmine Sabia: smurf, punk'd

Danny Demanto: purely sweet

Molly Holly: amazing

Trish Stratus: getting better and better

Vince McMahon: genius

Declaration of Independents: the bestest!

Tommy Trouble: blackout, bonecrusher

Fat Frank (JAP): circle center

Ricky O (JCW): groovy

Ref Garry: ref matt bennett = triple a

Thank youuu sooo much for the interview!! XOXO

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