Biography.
Miss USA Biography
Personal
| Real Name | Amy Martin |
| Nicknames | Lady Liberty, The Flex Express |
| Birthday | July 4, 1985 |
| Height | 5'7 ft/in |
| Weight | 145 lbs |
| Hometown | Washington, D.C. |
History
| Biography | I guess it all started when I was a little girl. My brother used to collect comic books and pro wrestling magazines. I remember seeing my first super hero and thinking to myself, "Wow! I want to be just like Wonder Woman when I grow up." Then I saw the 9th Wonder of the World, Chyna. She was the strongest female wrestler I had ever seen. She could pick an opponent up over her head, drop her, and put a foot over her chest for the dominate three count victory. Chyna truly was amazing. I was there, that fateful night, when Chyna defeated Jeff Jarrett for the Intercontinental Championship. She broke a lot of barriers with that historic victory. I'll never forget what it was like being there in person as Chyna raised the WWE Intercontiental Championship belt over her head for all the world to see. I became a professional wrestler because first and foremost I'm a wrestling fan. I appreciate the business for what it is. Professional wrestling is action heroes brought to life. I've always wanted to be one of those heroes. When other girls were playing with their barbie dolls or playing dress up as a pretty princess, I was playing with wrestling action figures and imagining being in the ring against the biggest and the baddest. I was wrestling with my brother and his friends and enjoying every minute of it. My mother meanwhile wanted to enter me in beauty pageants. A former Miss Florida herself, it felt to me like she wanted to vicariously live her dream of being Miss USA through me. I didn't mind competing in all the beauty pageants but it wasn't my passion. I always knew what I wanted to be. I wanted to be an athlete. I wanted to be a super hero. I wanted to be a professional wrestler. My father was heavily involved in politics. In fact, he was a Republican Senator. He was a true patriot, teaching me how to recite not only the Pledge of Allegiance but portions of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution of the United States at a very young age. Unfortunately, my father was one of the many men and women who lost their lives during 9-11. The terrorist attacks that took place that day horrified my family and I. My life has not been the same since. I still have nightmares. I pursued a higher form of education after high school and became a Registered Nurse. I've always enjoyed helping people but even still, there was something missing for me. I was helping save lives but I wasn't changing lives. I wasn't content with myself. Something had to change. I saw an ad on television. It was an advertisement for the Future Wrestling League. I saw the beefed up training instructors there saying they could train me in their Titan Factory to become a professional wrestler in just a few short months. I checked out the program online and also went on a walk-in tour of the facility. I saw the students enrolled and was impressed by how athletic they were and how passionate each of them came across when talking about the business. I thought to myself, "Hey, I can do this!" so I called my brother and told him about the crazy idea I had. My brother couldn't believe me. Here I was with a stable job, a career that paid well, but I still had this burning desire to be what I always dreamed to be as a little girl. My brother finally caved in and said, "Go for it! Follow your dreams." So I did. I gladly put down my $500 deposit and made sure to pay my $250 each month until my tuition was paid in full. Meanwhile, I was getting a first class education in professional wrestling. The drive from Orlando to Tampa was the only major drawback. My trainers had heard about my beauty pageant experience and my father being a former senator. While trying to come up for a ring gimmick for me, it was fellow students Ricky Inoki and Taka Kanji babbling on back and forth about Miss Universe that made them come up with the name Miss USA. Ricky Inoki came up with an interesting look for a mask. It didn't cover up my whole face, just my eyes. Taka Kanji suggested I color my hair red, white, and blue. I compromised with just coloring my hair red with blue streaks. Ok, for those of you wondering, I'm a natural blonde and proud of it! It was time to pick out a pattern for my wrestling tights. I've always loved stars and since it was the Superstar Wrestling Federation giving me a developmental contract I made sure to incorporate plenty of stars into my outfit. Thank B-Dazzle for the design and colors. I still wear the original outfit pattern I wore my very first match. I made my pro wrestling debut in the Future Wrestling League. I surprised myself with how well I did in my first match. It was like I was always meant to be in the ring. Who was I kidding? I actually still had a lot of work to do. I was greener than grass. It would be awhile before anyone saw Miss USA on TV. Breaking into the business as a female really isn't as hard as it may seem. Well, at least it wasn't for me. I learned a lot about ring psychology, working the crowd, and not trying to do too much, too fast. I had a tendency to rush things and not let the story in the ring build. As my skills progressed, the more the SWF scouts and wrestlers took notice. Once everything started to click and I finally "got it" I knew I was on my way to the very top. During the time I was working my way up the ranks, I was very fortunate and very blessed to become a part of a pro wrestling company that takes it's Women's Divison seriously. The Superstar Wrestling Federation has been nothing but respectful to me. It's been a fun place to work. Where else can you go and beat up your co-workers for a living? I've also made a lot of friends along the way. Over the years, I have won a number of SWF Women's Titles. I've fought them all from the most vicious, to the most vile, to the toughest, to the meannest, to the strongest, to the scrapiest, to the scarriest. With the fans shouting, "USA! USA! USA!" I've overcome evil night after night. I've had the opportunity to represent Truth, Justice, and the American Way. I've been on television, on radio, in movies, on cereal boxes, and what do you know? I even have my own action figure. When you have your own action figure, then you know you've finally made it big. I'm proud to say I'm.... Miss USA God Bless America |
| Other Feds | SWF, FWL, fWo (Hopefully someday) |
| Other Fed Titles | 3x SWF Women's Champion, SWF Cruiserweight Champion |
| Other Fed Awards | Most Improved Wrestler (FWL) |
Quotes
- God Bless America
- I've been on television, on radio, in movies, on cereal boxes, and what do you know? I even have my own action figure. When you have your own action figure, then you know you've finally made it big.
- I'm no hero. It's the brave men and women of the United States of America who are the real heroes.
- Hey fans! I'm blogging to you from my trusty red, white, and blue laptop that was probably made in China. But anyway....
