Bad Company
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Revy Graves
Umi Shibata
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BIO
Bad Company wasn't built on friendship, loyalty, or some childhood promise. It was forged during one night of absolute violence.
Revy Graves and Umi Shibata barely knew each other when they crossed paths at Japan's infamous Iron Circuit. After Umi's original partner was injured, Revy stepped forward to replace her—not because she wanted to help, but because she wanted to fight.
The tournament demanded six matches in one night. Every time they survived one team, another was waiting. Revy brought relentless aggression while Umi delivered calculated technical violence. Somehow, two women who shouldn't have worked together became more dangerous with every round.
By the sixth match, both were exhausted, battered and bleeding. Waiting in the final were former WWA and WWE superstars Zoey Stark and Shayna Baszler. What followed became a bloodbath. Bad Company survived, winning the Iron Circuit, but neither woman could leave the ring without assistance.
That night created something neither expected: trust.
Revy and Umi don't need friends. They don't care about acceptance, and they don't trust anyone except each other. Since the Iron Circuit, they've developed a reputation for becoming increasingly dangerous when matches fall apart. Hurt them, overpower them, separate them or drag them into chaos—they adjust.
That's what brought Bad Company to the Women's Wrestling Alliance.
WWA didn't sign them because they're unbeatable.
WWA signed them because they're extremely fucking difficult to get rid of.