Sean "The MiC" McCaffrey: How did you get into pro wrestling?

Lexie Fyfe: In 1995, I met Brandi Wine and she was looking for a training partner. I thought it would be a fun thing to do and so I started training. I really liked it and started getting more bookings until finally I quit my "real" job and wrestled full time.

Sean "The MiC" McCaffrey: What was your training like?

Lexie Fyfe: It was tough because neither Brandi or I had any clue on how to do any moves. We were like a train wreck most of the time! I just kept trying and plugging along. I learned the basics at Ken Spence's school in Winston-Salem, NC and then went on to the OMEGA camp in Vass, NC.

Sean "The MiC" McCaffrey: What wrestlers were you a fan of growing up? Which wrestlers didn't you like?

Lexie Fyfe: George "the Animal" Steele always scared me!! I liked the Ultimate Warrior when I was really young because of the way he ran around.

Sean "The MiC" McCaffrey: You are the UCW, IZW, LAW and FCW women champion. You've also won other titles as well. What does it feel like to be a champion, and to know that a promoter has enough faith to let you be on top of the division?

Lexie Fyfe: It's a good feeling to know that they have confidence in you to defend the belt the way they want it to be promoted. I like the way the fans react to it also.

Sean "The MiC" McCaffrey: What other indy women wrestlers are you a fan of? WWE women wrestlers?

Lexie Fyfe: There are a lot of good women wrestlers out there now. Alexis Laree, Jillian Hall, Brandi Alexander, Tracy Brooks, Brandi Wine, Little Jeanne, Malia Hosaka, I could go on. The scene is a lot better than when I first broke into the business. The WWE women have really stepped it up over the last year or so. I enjoy watching their matches a lot now.

Sean "The MiC" McCaffrey: What do you think about the T and A in wrestling today? Do you think it hurts taking real women wrestling seriously?

Lexie Fyfe: I think people still take real women wrestlers serious. What hurts is when they try to get the wrestlers to do T & A spots. People forget that they can actually wrestle when they get stuck in those storylines.

Sean "The MiC" McCaffrey: Do you follow Japanese women wrestling, and if so, what do you like/dislike about their styles?

Lexie Fyfe: I do watch a lot of it. I like the moves and the energy of their matches. I don't know how some of them walk away from their matches!!!

Sean "The MiC" McCaffrey: Who would be your dream opponent?

Lexie Fyfe: I've never wrestled Jazz and I would absolutely love that!!

Sean "The MiC" McCaffrey: Do you have a prematch superstitions?

Lexie Fyfe: I say a prayer before going out to the ring.

Sean "The MiC" McCaffrey: What are your favorite promotions to work for and why? Least favorite?

Lexie Fyfe: I love working in a lot of promotions. My least favorite are the couple that didn't pay me!!!!

Sean "The MiC" McCaffrey: What do you think has been your best match? Lexie Fyfe: Wow- best match...hmmm....I really liked my matches that I had in Europe against Wendi Richter. I've had some really good matches with Macaela Mercedes (Jillian Hall) that I love too. Ask me again in a couple of weeks. I have a full schedule of new ladies that I haven't wrestled yet!

Sean "The MiC" McCaffrey: What are your short term and long term career goals?

Lexie Fyfe: Just to have as many good matches I can. I love to wrestle and want to keep doing it for as long as I feel I'm up to it. Staying healthy is a definite goal!!!

Sean "The MiC" McCaffrey: What do you want to say to anyone reading this?

Lexie Fyfe: Check out my site and come see me at a live show near you!!

Sean "The MiC" McCaffrey: Thank you for this interview.