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Kelly Taylor

Professional Wrestler

Career roles

Current

Professional Wrestler
American Wrestling Alliance
Start date unknown · Current

Personal & Professional Relationships

Family

Teams and factions

Current

Championships & Accomplishments

No linked championship reigns or achievement wins have been recorded.

Promotion history

PromotionStatusRoleDates
American Wrestling AllianceActiveWomen’s TagsStart date unknown · Ended Date unknown

Biography & Background

When you're the niece of Bobby Taylor, you can just about write your ticket anywhere in the wrestling world... as long as you can work.

Kelly Taylor got into the business the wrong way as her uncle paved an easy path for her to get to the Combat Corner... then to the AWA. But the problem was... she wasn't very good. She could take a beating for sure. She looked good bouncing around the ring. But that's hardly marketable. But sometime during her Combat Corner stint, she realized that her cheerleading and gymnastics background also suited her for a high flying style. In the Corner, she quickly became known as the woman who would try any in-ring move at least once... giving or receiving. She dove into the world of joshi and lucha libra, determined to bring a different style to the table. Soon, she was drawing strong reviews from the trainers and the fans alike for her early on the card matches where she'd take a beating, throw out some cool moves, and then get beat.

She seemed destined for the role of an "enhancement talent."

Until she met Donna Martinelli who had a vision for three attractive young women to become the most hated act in the Women's Division through sheer annoyance.

Training

Training history

Archive record

Indexed show matches
29

Name-based matches across archived shows.

First Indexed Appearance

Power Hour

August 26, 2017 · 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.

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