May Fawx

Before May Fawx ever stepped through a WWA curtain, she was already one of wrestling’s most talked-about prospects. Coming from Total Championship Wrestling, the hottest independent promotion of its time, Fawx arrived after three undefeated years with experts calling her one of the best prospects in the business. Somehow, the hype still undersold her.

May possessed an electricity that couldn’t be taught. Beautiful, charismatic and overflowing with confidence, she carried herself like a star and talked with unmistakable swagger. But as good as Fawx was at professional wrestling, she was an even better fighter. Her aggressive combinations and love for throwing hands made her dangerous, while her Northern Lights-to-Final Cut combination became one of WWA’s most popular finishers: FAFO — Fawx Around and Find Out. Lead broadcaster Chico Fleek soon gave her another name that stuck: The Hood Princess.

Fawx started 3-0 before defeating undefeated Hustle Dice, igniting a vicious six-month war with Damage CTRL leader Dakota Kai. Backstage attacks, ambushes and chair shots followed, but May never asked anyone to fight her battles. While that rivalry raged, Fawx captured the Television Championship and eventually defeated AJ Lee at SummerFest Rumble to become Vendetta’s World Champion and the first double champion in WWA history. The escalating violence with Damage CTRL eventually caused officials to strip May of the Television Championship, meaning she never lost it in the ring.

At Cash Clash Dreams, World Champion Fawx defeated Dakota inside a steel cage, handing Kai her second WWA loss — both courtesy of The Hood Princess. When WWA closed, May stood 10-1, ranked #3 overall and still held Vendetta’s World Championship.

Now Vendetta is back. So is May Fawx. And the woman who never lost her championship has unfinished business waiting for her.

Fawx around and find out.