American Wrestling Alliance
Start date unknown · Current
Carolina Colton
Professional Wrestler
Career roles
Current
Teams and factions
Current
- The Slam Sorority — Faction
Championships & Accomplishments
No linked championship reigns or achievement wins have been recorded.
Promotion history
| Promotion | Status | Role | Dates |
|---|---|---|---|
| American Wrestling Alliance | Active | Women’s Singles | Start date unknown · Ended Date unknown |
Physical Description
Carolina, while a powerhouse and in phenomenal shape, is not quite as stocky
as T-Bone Wallace. Her blonde hair is kept shoulder length, because it usually fluffs up when she
works up a sweat. Her right forearm sports a tattoo of a mountain lion. She also wears ring attire that
matches schematically with her partner: a sleeveless black crop top and short tights with hot pink and
baby blue highlights, with knee pads to match, a pair of cowboy-styled hot pink boots.
as T-Bone Wallace. Her blonde hair is kept shoulder length, because it usually fluffs up when she
works up a sweat. Her right forearm sports a tattoo of a mountain lion. She also wears ring attire that
matches schematically with her partner: a sleeveless black crop top and short tights with hot pink and
baby blue highlights, with knee pads to match, a pair of cowboy-styled hot pink boots.
Biography & Background
Carolina Colton is the latest member of the famed Colton wrestling family out of Canada to
break into the big leagues. Carolina had a tryout for the AWA prior to the Battle of Saskatchewan
event and earned herself a development deal in the process. After a handful of months of polish, Todd
Michaelson has deemed the young lady ready to go as we head into 2018. Much like her big brother
Blake, Carolina’s expertise comes in the power game. Expect big slams, huge throws, and maybe a
few power-based submissions to boot. That family lineage is strong so she’s well-taught and will be
ready to go on Day One. Colton’s biggest claim to fame to date is setting a handful of power lifting
records locally in Calgary as well as competing in a few “strong woman” contests. No one’s saying
she’d outmuscle Trish Wallace in a power showdown but... well, she’s saying that.
break into the big leagues. Carolina had a tryout for the AWA prior to the Battle of Saskatchewan
event and earned herself a development deal in the process. After a handful of months of polish, Todd
Michaelson has deemed the young lady ready to go as we head into 2018. Much like her big brother
Blake, Carolina’s expertise comes in the power game. Expect big slams, huge throws, and maybe a
few power-based submissions to boot. That family lineage is strong so she’s well-taught and will be
ready to go on Day One. Colton’s biggest claim to fame to date is setting a handful of power lifting
records locally in Calgary as well as competing in a few “strong woman” contests. No one’s saying
she’d outmuscle Trish Wallace in a power showdown but... well, she’s saying that.
In-Ring Style & Influences
Leyla Hirsch with a bit of early Steiner
Brothers
Brothers
Character & Presentation
Heel
In-Ring Repertoire
Signature Moves
upright into a surfboard, then locks her hands under their chin.
and power. She effortlessly leaps onto an opponent’s shoulders, latches on a headscissors,
and leverages them over, spiking them upright. The ever-humble Colton has called it,
aesthetically pleasing and deadly, not unlike myself.
fireman’s carry, plants her opponent on the mat, and lands squarely on her feet; it’s a
spectacular sight.
Other Moves
in height, she more than makes up for in downward force.)
Carolina’s raw power famously dislocated CCW trainee Saffron Star’s shoulder doing this in
late 2017, thus earning her the nickname “Starkiller.
counter like a luchador.
Archive record
Indexed show matches
25
Name-based matches across archived shows.
First Indexed Appearance
Power Hour
February 10, 2018 · American Wrestling Alliance
Latest Indexed Appearance
Showtime
July 7, 2018 · American Wrestling Alliance
These are exact indexed-name matches, not editorially verified appearances. Mentions, common names, or aliases can create false positives.