ROCK-N-ROLL-ROCK-C
“Hittin’ all the right notes in the ring.”
Height: 5-foot-11
Weight: 150 pounds
Hometown: Soddy Daisy, Tenn.
Whether she’s onstage with her rock band or climbing into the
wrestling ring, Rock-N-Roll-Rock-C craves the cheers of the
crowd.
“I love to hear the fans screaming my name,” she admits. “It
energizes me. When I’m with my band, those cheers make me
want to keep on rockin’ even harder. And when I’m in the ring,
those cheers keep me going when I’m facing a tough opponent.”
A relative newcomer trained by James Cody, Rock-C already
has wrestled for more than 50 wrestling promotions, often facing
foes with far more experience. This sometimes puts her at a
disadvantage, but if Rock-C’s opponents start cheating, they’re
likely to see her explode with rage. She’s no diva, but like many
rock stars, Rock-C has a bad temper.
“Sometimes, my temper gets out of control,” says Rock C with a
flip of her long brown hair. “Some of my opponents think they
can steamroll me with dirty tactics and that really makes me
mad. When I lose my temper, I can be just as nasty and vicious
as any girl working in wrestling today.”
As a rookie making her way in a rough-and-tumble sport, Rock-
C regularly faces far more experienced wresters. In her matches
for MLW, the rock star has shown an almost unbelievable ability
to take a beating, but has never surrendered. Rock-C knows
each match is a learning experience on the road to a
championship belt.
“I’ll fight big girls or small girls or even the ones in between,” she
says defiantly. “I’ll wrestle one-on-one and I’ll wrestle hard-core.
Men or women, it really doesn’t matter to me. I’m a rocker by
day and a fighter by night.”
Rock stars usually like flashy jewelry. Rock-C is no exception,
but the golden bauble she wants can’t be purchased in a
jewelry store. She wants the gold belt worn by the MLW
champion.
“I love rock ‘n’ roll,” laughs Rock-C. “And I love championship
belts, too.”
Credit: Jeff Borden
“Hittin’ all the right notes in the ring.”
Height: 5-foot-11
Weight: 150 pounds
Hometown: Soddy Daisy, Tenn.
Whether she’s onstage with her rock band or climbing into the
wrestling ring, Rock-N-Roll-Rock-C craves the cheers of the
crowd.
“I love to hear the fans screaming my name,” she admits. “It
energizes me. When I’m with my band, those cheers make me
want to keep on rockin’ even harder. And when I’m in the ring,
those cheers keep me going when I’m facing a tough opponent.”
A relative newcomer trained by James Cody, Rock-C already
has wrestled for more than 50 wrestling promotions, often facing
foes with far more experience. This sometimes puts her at a
disadvantage, but if Rock-C’s opponents start cheating, they’re
likely to see her explode with rage. She’s no diva, but like many
rock stars, Rock-C has a bad temper.
“Sometimes, my temper gets out of control,” says Rock C with a
flip of her long brown hair. “Some of my opponents think they
can steamroll me with dirty tactics and that really makes me
mad. When I lose my temper, I can be just as nasty and vicious
as any girl working in wrestling today.”
As a rookie making her way in a rough-and-tumble sport, Rock-
C regularly faces far more experienced wresters. In her matches
for MLW, the rock star has shown an almost unbelievable ability
to take a beating, but has never surrendered. Rock-C knows
each match is a learning experience on the road to a
championship belt.
“I’ll fight big girls or small girls or even the ones in between,” she
says defiantly. “I’ll wrestle one-on-one and I’ll wrestle hard-core.
Men or women, it really doesn’t matter to me. I’m a rocker by
day and a fighter by night.”
Rock stars usually like flashy jewelry. Rock-C is no exception,
but the golden bauble she wants can’t be purchased in a
jewelry store. She wants the gold belt worn by the MLW
champion.
“I love rock ‘n’ roll,” laughs Rock-C. “And I love championship
belts, too.”
Credit: Jeff Borden
