Emily Valentine

Emily Valentine entered the WWA as a promising prospect handpicked by the company’s highly regarded talent scouts, but “The Poison Pixie” didn’t remain a prospect for long. Win after win quickly turned Valentine into one of the hottest rising names on the roster, with impressive victories over Hustle Dice and AJ Lee proving she belonged among WWA’s best.

Her defining moment came at Cash Clash Dreams, the final Premium Live Event before WWA temporarily closed its doors. Valentine survived two qualifying matches to earn a spot in the six-woman Cash Clash ladder match against Bailey Ann Best, Sadie Adams, Tessa Blanchard, Kennedy Rae and Pfeiffer. Most experts favored Pfeiffer or Kennedy Rae, but Emily had a message for anyone overlooking her: “If you don’t even have me as your dark horse pick, then none of you know what the hell you’re talking about.”

She backed up every word.

Valentine outlasted five opponents, climbed the ladder and captured the Miss Cash Clash briefcase, earning 90 days to challenge any WWA champion of her choosing. Two weeks later, WWA closed, and Emily never received the opportunity to cash in.

Then The Poison Pixie disappeared.

Rumors placed Valentine everywhere from wrestling in Mexico and Japan to operating a wrestling academy in Greece, but Emily never confirmed where she went or what she was doing.

Now she’s back.

Valentine was among the select former WWA stars invited to re-sign, returning with the same unpredictable, deranged edge that made her dangerous before. Her briefcase may no longer guarantee her a championship opportunity, but Emily Valentine hasn’t forgotten what disappeared when WWA closed.

The Poison Pixie has unfinished business—and this time, she intends to finish it.