No Punches Pulled with Foxy Foxxy

[Robert Lotti]

Welcome to another edition of the No Punches Pulled interview series. In this edition, it's former NYWC manager Foxy Foxxy.

RL: Were you a wrestling fan growing up?
FF: Absolutely! Being a fan in the 1980's was the best! It was a weekly thing for myself, my brother, & my father to watch every Saturday and Sunday after church(yes, little Foxy Foxxy used to go to church). The first pay per view we ever ordered was Wrestlemania 7. After that we started attending their events in Meadowlands Arena. Watching wrestling and monster truck derbies in the house was our thing.

RL: When did you decide "I'm going to be a wrestler"?
FF: That thought was always in me. From childhood, to my teenage years, I alwasy bounced around with what I wanted to be when I grow up. I wanted to be a fashion designer, interior decorator, writer, lead singer in a famous rock band. But deep within me I always wanted to be a wrestling manager/wrestler. I just never told anybody because until the Stone Cold era it wasn't exactly considered cool to be so into wrestling. But really truly wanting to pursue it occurred when I saw ECW for the first time. ECW was what made me say without the shadow of a doubt 'I WANT TO DO THIS'.

RL: How did you discover the East Coast Pro Wrestling school?
FF: I actually happened upon it by accident. When the Stone Cold era happened, everyone wanted wrestling, you just couldn't get enough of it, and that's when I noticed a lot more independent promotions popping up in & around my area. My father had bought tickets to an ECPW event up the street from where we lived(that building is sadly now a post office), and inside the ECPW program was a flyer for their school.

RL: What were your inital impressions of Gino Caruso?
FF: Initially I thought he was a great guy. He didn't pressure me into having to join the school. He taught me what he felt I needed to know. He gave me the opportunity to travel with the ring crew. He was always so nice to my family and he bacme like an uncle figure to me.

RL: How tough was training?
FF: Tough? I don't even think that's the word that can describe it. When I started there I was the only girl, which benefited me in the end. The guys didn't take it easy on me, and I appreciated that. The first day of training I guess you can say I was cliniced. They wanted to makke sure I really wanted to do this and that I wasn't just some little girl that wanted to be a pretty piece of eye candy standing by the ring. I made it through that first day of training, though I didn't go to school the next day lol. I want to say the training got easier as I went along, but it didn't, it just hurt less.

RL: What are your memories of your first ever match?
FF: My first match ever was against Tracii Taylor. First we had a mixed tag match, then an evening gown match, and finally our first real match was at The Monster Factory. (I still swear that I didn't) lol. I think if her & I were to have matches now they'd be much better because back then I literally was a kid. I was only 18 and though I knew how to wrestle, I was still learning the everything else like timing and interacting with a crowd. So our matches weren't horrible, but they definitely had the potential to be so much better had I had more experience.

[Robert Lotti]

RL: How did you end up in Ricky O's JCW?
FF: Again, this was another happy accidetn fo me. I met Ricky at another wrestling event(CWF which then turned into IHPW), he told me about his show and to come down. I was also afriends with a wrestler that was on the show and he invited me to go & told me to bring my geat just in case. So I did, not intending to get on the show. I simply wanted to see another promotion's work since I didn't do shows outside of ECPW just yet. While there I met and befriended Kristy Kiss who was on the show and she wanted to do a spot with me. We asked Ricky and he said yes. So she managed Public Enemy. I managed The Haas Borthers an at the end of the match, we did a spot together that the crowd loved. After that, Ricky kept me on the JCW roster where I managed Dave Greco for a long while. I took a hiatus from JCW then reemerged much later on with Damian as Disturbed Dreams.

RL: What are your memories of The Haas Brothers?
FF: They were very nice, respectful guys to work with and just meet. I highly doubt they ever remembered me lol. I'm not sure how they felt about me managing them that night at JCW because to be perfectly honest they were great and they did not need a manager at all. Had I known initially that in order to do the spot with Kristy Kiss I would have to manage them, I'm not sure if I would've done it simply because they were the whole package. They didn't need me there and I knew it.

RL: What are your memories of Showtime Shawn Sheridan?
FF: I met Shawn at ECPW, we trained together, did ring crew together, and evntually I ended up managing him. After I left ECPW we didn't cross paths again until JCW while I was working with Damian and ended up in such a long and hilarious feud with him. Sheridan is a great guy, funny as hell if you get his sense of humor@ and very smart. Not kidding, he's a really intelligent guy.

RL: What are your memories of Simon Diamond?
FF: Simon has perhaps one of the most brillant minds for wrestling that I've come across. Everything that was successful that Damian & I for JCW, then SSCW came from Simoon. He is patient, funny, and is always willing to give you a critique or help you out if asked. He helped Damian & I polish Disturbed Dreams and all the little pointers that he gave I carried with me in every match I had or managed.

RL: What are your memories of Rob Eckos?
FF: I always loved working against Eckos. He was always eager to do something with me because he knew I was willing to do it. At a show in Boonton, NJ for ABC Wrestling, Damian was in a fatal four way with Eckos(and two other people that I can't remember off the top of my head), and the spot was for Ekocs to hit Damian with a superkick but I was going to push Damaian out of the wayy and get superkicked instead. It was such an awesome spot when it happened because I ate his boot right in my face. I thought I broke my nose at first but I was totally fine. He felt so bad about it afterwards but I wasn't it was awesome. The crowd loved it and I was unharmed.

RL: What are your memories of meeting Damian Dragon?
FF: Oh God, do you know how long this story is? I'll give you the Cliff Notes version. I saw him at USA Pro Wrestling while doing ring crew, he didn't remember me being there. Then he saw me at JCW, but I didn't remember him being there. We officially met at a USA Pro event that I was on. About a year later, we met again at a JCW event. Now we're married for what will be eight years on Halloween and have 2 kids together, so I guess the rest is history.

RL: What are your memories of Dave Greco?
FF: He will always have such a special place in my heart. For two people that were just put together last minute, we had such great in-ring chemistry. Sometimes tingside I would know instinctively what he wanted me to do with simply a look, we read each other so well and that's something that you have with everyone with wrestling. I always felt that he was underutilized. He was great in the ring when he really put his mind to it. When he wanted to be dead on, he was dead on. For some reason though, he just never got out there and it's unfortunate.

RL: What are your memories of Gangrel?
FF: Oh my God he was the absolute coolest person to ever work with, and to date one of the coolest moments in my history of wrestling. I never get star-struc(except with musicians), and when Damian, J Kronic & I had to work with him I was ok with it. The star-struck moment happened in the ring with Damian & Kronic. Theb lights went out and his entrance musice started(I always thought he had the best entrance music in WWE), and I got chills. I remember saying to Damian in the ring "OH MY GOD THIS IS SO COOL!" and if anyone knows me, knows how high-pitched my voice can get when I'm happy or excited.

RL: What are your memories of J Kronic?
FF: I always called him my son. I really mothered him before I had kids. I did that with a lot of the younger wrestlers I hung around. Dan Dynasty alos. Once when they all stayed at my house I made everyone breakfasts and lunches. I was a mom before I was a mom. I met Kronic through Damian of course, and I adored him instantly. He was the mixture of super-sweet and I don't give a fuck attitude that I haven't seen in anyone. He's another one that was always underutilized. He had such a great character and could've gone so far had promotions just given him a chance. His passion for wrestling spoke when he was in the ring, anyonoe can see it. It sucks that other companies didnl<3 use him, they had no idea what they were missing with him.

[Robert Lotti]

RL: What are your memories of Carmine Sabia's SSCW?
FF: FIRE! Seriously, that's my memory of SSCW. I think I worked two SSCW shows, maybe three I'm not quite sure but the main memory I have of SSCW is after changing from managing Damian & Kronic(then known as Projekt 13), I was in the bathroom with Alere Little Feather. I was having a cigarette and I looked at her and said "I smell smoke". She gave me this look that simply read 'uh duh, you're smoking'. Then I said "No, I smell like fire smoke". I grabbed my gear, threw it in the car and got Damain to leave, as we we're leaving lo and behold the place was being evacuated because the building was in fact on fire!

RL: Do you think Carmine is a momma's boy?
FF: Not at all. I think it's admirable that he helps her and sticks by her side. I don't know much about his personal life to really say anything, but I know for damn sure that if I wasn't capable of doing things when I get older I'd want my sons help and support. We raise kids as they are young, and if raised right our kids will pay it forward by taking care of us when we're older by simply caring enough to make sure we're ok and comfortable(I don't mean financially in all of that by the way).

RL: How did you end up in NYWC?
FF: I honestly don't know lol. At JCW, Damian & I had the pleasure of making friends with a lot of the NYWC roster at the time like Dickie Rodz, Tyler Payne, JD Lishus, Livewire, Johnny Ova, Dan Barry, and probably others that I can't remember. We knew about NYWC and their shows and we did want to be a part of the comapny but we never asked them about it or pressured them. We knew they primarily used their students for shows which was great and we didn't want to interfere with that. I believe Tyler Payne asked us to come and be part of a show(you'd have to ask Damian, he would know this more than me), and we were so honored to be asked because we were outsiders. Everyone in that locker room was so warm and inviting that it fetl like home right away.

RL: What are your memories of Jay Lethal?
FF: To know Jay is to love Jay. There is not one negative thing anybody can ever say about him. It's refreshing to know that there is someone as genuinely nice and caring an trustworthy and honest as him in the wrestling business because it can sour some people(hell I'm one of them). He and his family are the kindest, warmest people I have met literally in my entire life. Of all the memories that stick out in my mind, one in particular was while at ACE. I was managing Damian who was wrestling Jay for like the millionth time and I had to do a spot against Jay at the end. As sweet as Jay is, I remember saying to him saying something along the lines of 'you better duck the clothesline, because I love you and all but if you don't duck it's going to hurt...bad'.

RL: What are your memories of Grim Reefer?
FF: I don't have many, if any, memories of Reefer. I recall Damian doing a match with him, Barry, & Lethal, but that's all. He was always a nice guy to me and fun to talk to when given the chance. Also someone I haven't seen in a very long time, but everyon is someone I haven't seen since I'm practically living under a rock.

RL: What are your memories of All About Us(Nick Noshus & JD Lishus)
FF: I don't have many. Damian & I did a quick mini-feud with them, which could've been fun. I guess you can say we did a mixed tag team match. JD dressed like me which was hilarious. I remember wanting to do so much more in the match and didn't get to, but the final spot which was Noshus powerbombing me pissed me off because he didn't protect me as well as he should've. Luckily I know how to take care of myself, but thinking about how wrong that powerbomb could've gone scares me to this day.

RL: What are your memories of Tara Charisma?
FF: Being around Tara, how can one not be happy? Her smile, with those dimples, were just infectious. She had so much untapped potential, and being that at the time in NYWC her & I were the only females. I'm surprised her and I didn't do more. One of her brillant ideas was to have a candy cane swordfight in the ring. She assured me that the candy canes were sturdy and wouldn't break...well, mine broke three times, it looked like a stub. Reminded me of the scens in Robin Hood: Men In Tights whe Robin Hood and Little John are battling on the bridge and their staffs break to little stubs and they hit each others hands with it.

RL: What are your memories of Cherry?
FF: I have known Cherry just as long as I've known Damian, he introduced me to her, and it has beenn the end of the world ever since! There are so many memories I have with her both in and out of the ring that I can't ever just pick one to share. I love her to bits and pieces and I miss her to death now that she's in Florida. When we would do shows together I would always call us the Lita & Trish Stratus of the show because we would always play the role of best friends in & out of the ring. When we did meet at first, she was only a spectator, thought she knew more than enough people in the wrestling world to be a part of it, and I knew she wanted to, she had that drive. When she finally decided to train & manage/wrestle, I couldn't have been happier. Damian & I began training her, then others took notice that she was serious and had a passion for it, and they began to help her as well. She's following her dreams now, but I'm always very happy that she followed her initial dream when it came to wrestling.

[Robert Lotti]

RL: What are your memories of Dan Dynasty?
FF: Ah, Dynasty was my other child. He was always so sweet and humble and willing to learn everything. It was nice to watch him grow in NYWC from being part of The Rat Pack to his own character. What bonded us upon meeting was that we share the same birthday. I miss him, what happened to him?

RL: Dan Dynasty stopped wrestling in early 2009. What are your memories of Ken Scampi?
FF: Scmapi is one of my greatest friends inside and out of wrestling, he's often misunderstood. Working with him was one of the most fun times I've had in wrestling in a long time, I've always been the good girl, and working with him gave me the opportunity to release my inner bitch! Funniest memory with him, and there are plenty, would be just before the first show he & I were doing together for NYWC as the 'it' heel couple/duo. I had just dropped the whole goth thing the show before, so I call him up and ask 'so what should I wear? What's your color going to be so we can match?' And he answers, "Black". I went on a tirade about how I wore blck fo years doing the goth thing and now I had to wear black again blah, blah, blah, and all he did was laugh at me. Then of course after working with Scampi I got to work with Black Circle and again wear black lol. I only have a wardrobe that the rainbow would be jealous of!

RL: What are your memories of Dan Barry?
FF: Any memory I have of Scampi, I have of Barry. They are a package to deal, if you're friends with one you ARE friends with the other. If you hang out with one you ARE hanging out with both of them. Working with him as a part of Team Tremendous, though short lived, was fun and all but I think we had so much more fun and chemistry working against each other. Since we were friends we knew we could get away with saying about each other, and I was comfortable in the ring with him. I don't think I'd let anyone else call me a 'filthy slut' and give me a piledriver other than Barry. Watching him wrestle was always entertaining though, not because he was funny but watching him make up moves in the ring as he went along was just amazing.

RL: What are your memories of Alicia?
FF: Memories of Alicia stem as far back as before she began training. I had met her at a CWF/IHPW event and she asked about training lol. In th wrestling world though, she definitely made me step up my game in the ring at ACE Pro Wrestling, my best matches were with her. Unfortunately, those matches were never taped so if you weren't there to watch the match then you'd never know what happened. When NYWC brought her in during the weird love octagon of a storyline that was going on I thought I'd have the chance to again do more with her, but our stint was very small and out paths didn't cross much.

RL: What are your memories of Josh Daniels?
FF: HA! Oh Josh, such a nice guy. But don't let him chop you! When Scampi was about to face him I had the brillant idea of having Josh chop me in the butt. Josh's answer was "Really?" I convinced him to do it anyway. Oh the crowd loved it!!! They all knew how bad Josh's chops can be just by hearing the sound they make, and what better was to hurt the interfering, bitchy Foxy then chop her in the ass! The spot was great....I had a hand printed black and blue on my ass for weeks! The video is on YouTube if anyone wants to see it lol.

[Robert Lotti]

RL: What are your memories of Mikey Whipwreck?
FF: Mikey is a character to say the very least lol. Upon meeting him the first time Damian & I began working with NYWC, he was a little intimidating. He wouldn't go out of his was to talk to us or anything, an we wondered if he even liked us. But eventually he did warm up to us, and he ws jsut hilarious, carefree, insane person. Every bit of Mikey you see in the ring, is the Mikey you see outside of the ring, just without a foreign object in his hand. Working with Mikey in Black Circle was an honor, I mean he's a friggin' legend. But he didn't need me there. With what he's done and accomplished over the years, there is simply no need for fim to have a manager. While managing his matches, I often found myself watching them in awe and horror at some of the crazy things he put his body through. There was no need for me to do a spot because he did it all.

RL: What are your memories of Crusher Doogan?
FF: All my memories of Crusher involve me laughing, he was such a fun and funny guy. I wish we could've worked more against each other instead of wroking together in Black Circle. We clicked well ringside together, but I know there could've been so much more had we worked against each other.

RL: What are your memories of Stockade & Syther?
FF: I remember Stockade when he started in NYWC, bald, no facial hair, and his black singlet. FYI Stockade, you look much better with hair lol. He was always very sweet to me and the time I spent working with him was so much fun. Of all the people in Black Circle I'd have to say I enjoyed working with Stockade the most, he always tried to fit in a spot for me even if it didn't happen. He always wanted to do something, whether it be me holding the chain around his neck lik an animal or whatever. Wrestling wise I know he's doing well for himself, I miss that kid. Syther was such a sweet kid, almost wholesome. If I'm right in my thinking, I believe he wasn't sure about being part of Black Circle because he thought it was going to be a satanice cult type thing. Once he realized that it was simply a cult(lol) he just jumped right in with his character and fit in perfectly.

RL: What are your memories of Mike Mayhem?
FF: God, the days of Mike Mayhem being there felt like so long ago that I don't remember much. I do know he was a very nice guy, and that one occasion he wanted to do a spot with me but I had recently gotten a tattoo on my back(I literally had gotten the tattoo like three hours prior to the show) so I couldn't do it. But that's all I remember, I wish I remembered more.

RL: Why did you leave NYWC?
FF: Leaving NYWC wasn't entirely my decision. I was wroking with Black Circle at the time, and for a few shows I had received either phone calls or text messages the night prior to shows that I wasn't needed, and I was fine with that, I'd take spending time with my family over doing a wrestling show any day. But it was at one show, I believe the one prior to a Psycho Circus, that I decided that I needed a break. I was already in Long Island for the show(mind you I live in New Jersey, I have to take a bus into NYC then the LIRR into Long Island), I was in Baldwin hanging out a t my favorite tattoo shop with my tattooist Crow & Cherry killing time before having to be at Deer Park Community Center when I received the phone call that again I wasn't needed. Needless to say I was pissed off, I had already spent money to get into Long Island, lugging around my gear, only to find out last minute that I wasn't needed. I intended on going to the building and flipping out, but instead I simply told Shane that I needed a break. To give me time to myself, which I did need, and also maybe for them to reconstruct my character and what they wanted to do with me. The break came at good timing because a month later my father passed away. My heart and passion for wrestling died whne my father did because it was him that I wanted to do this in the first place. I did want to go back to NYWC, but I know I just would've given a half-assed job and that's just not me. So I didn't go back to NYWC, I left WSU, and did a show here and there for smaller companies just to get the bug out, though managing and wrestling was still never the same for me. After my father passed, I said some harsh words about people, I wasn't in the best frame of mind then, I wasn't the nicest person in the world to amybody and that's putting it mildly, but what did anyone expect, my father died, was I supposed to be in good moods and be a nice person? Then my photo was pulled from the NYWC website, even archives. It hurt because I loved and still love NYWC and it felt like my memory and what I've done with them was erased from existance.

[Robert Lotti]

RL: How did you end up in Mike Morgan's ACE Pro Wrestling?
FF: I had known Morgan since I started training and he was always one of the nicest honest men I had ever known. When word came out that he was starting a promotion, I wanted to be a part of it in support of it. I knew anything that he was going to do was not only going to be successful but fun. That's one of the things I loved most about ACE, it felt free. You were in complete control of your character, ideas are not only welcomed but encouraged, and as long as you did or said certain things they wanted you to everything else was yours creativley to do.

RL: What are your memories of winning the ACE women's title?
FF: It was amazing albeit a little predictable. At the time, Layla Herrera and myself were the only two females in the comapny. So when talk started about a women's title being made, it was predictable who would be the first champion. At ACE I did the Foxxy Dreams alter ego, which was a club kid, I was the babyface, and had more experience in the ring. Though we all knew that I would be the first to hold that title, it was still an amazing moment to me because they did choose me, they could've gone another route with iit, and in that they were able to bring other females in for me to wrestle. Had I not won the tile I would've never gotten a chance to wrestle Alicia. Had I not won the title, other companies wouldn't have known I could wrestle and because of that I was able to work matches in Rhode Island, Connecticut, even for NYWC against Tara Charisma. And besides, it was my first title, ever! It will always have a special in my heart.

RL: What are your memories of Missy Sampson?
FF: I remember our first meeting, we had heard of each other for so long but never met until a JWA show(that's Joe Rules' former promotion). Damian & I were taking photos and she came through the door to hug me like we were lifelong friends lol. Needless to say she's awesome, a great person to have on your side too because you do not want to be on her bad side. I think that's what I love about her most, she's the sweetest person that one could ever meet but don't be fooled because she will put your ass in place.

RL: What are your memories of Alere Little Feather?
FF: She was such a riot to be around, she always had something funny to say. Her & I bonded over our undying love for Buffy The Vampires Slayer & The Powerpuff Girls. We worked like two matches I believe, and I gave it all I had, but I wasn't ready to be back in the ring when we wrestled. The first time we wrestled was shortly after having my first son, so I still had a lot of ring rust and baby weight to work off. What we did was fine, but not up to my standards of what it could've been. The second time we wrestled I was a replacement for someone that didn't show up. I was on the show, but only to cut an in-ring promo, so I wrestled in jeans and combat boots. I was trying to help out because if I didn't do the match with her, she wouldn't have had a match at all and she traveled far for the show. I wasn't physically, nor mentally prepared to have a match and it was what it was.

RL: What are your memories of Layla Herrera?
FF: Layla was so much fun to work against, she always wanted to do something, and was very gung-ho about working. She was always such a sweet person to talk to and be around. Once she left ACE though I don't know what happened to her or what she's doing.

[Robert Lotti]

RL: What are your memories of Rob Vegas?
FF: I don't really have any. Vegas was always a cool, quiet guy in the locker room. I've never had th pleasure to work against him.

RL: What are your memories of Mike Donovan?
FF: At ACE, Damian had a great feud with Donovan, with me at the center of it, eventually completely turning on Donovan to be with Damian. It was such a fun angle to play out because with Damian & I it was always me playing the 'damsel in distress' or to get Damian fired up let's do something to Foxy. But with this one, which was the predecessor for me at least for the whole Damian/Scampi/Foxy angle at NYWC. I was able to play a different role. I think that angle helped Donovan in the same sense that Morgan, as well as Damian & I, had the confidence in him to pull the angle off wih us. And he pulled it off fantastically. I haven't kept up with what he's doing now but I hope he is doing well for himself in life and in wrestling.

RL: What are your memories of Eric Cooper?
FF: Not many, if any at all. He was another one that was cool but quiet. Neither of us went out of our way to talk to each other, so I can't even tell you personality wise what he was like.

RL: What are your memories of Chris Rockwell?
FF: Such a funny, fun-loving guy. What I love most about him is his 'this is who I am and I don't care if you like it or not' attitude. He's always willing to push the bar with his character(loved the feathered boas). We've known each other for a long time and all, but never knew each other enough to sit and have a conversation or anything like that.

RL: What are your memories of Peter Van Orton?
FF: I remember Van Orton before Van Orton existed! He trained at the ECPW school and Gino Caruso was trying to convince him to use the name 'C.D. Rom-eo' lol. He was always a great guy, gave me chances when no one else really was during the tim of CWF. When CWF became IHPW he held a spot for Damian & I and gave us the opportunity to work with Gangrel. He always had endless ideas, for himself and others, he had a fresh mind and wanted to do things that other people haven't done/weren't doing, and I think that if he decided to run shows again they'd be successful.

[Robert Lotti]

RL: How did life change when you became a mother?
FF: In the beginning, like while being pregnant, I naively beleived that life wouldn't change. But I was 23, what the hell did I know? I shouldn't have but I rushed back into wrestling, I had my first son in May 2005 and I was back in the ring by July. I loved bringing our son to shows with us, but that's when life began to change for me because I knew that it would be hard to bring our son and yet work together as Disturbed Dreams. The only two options I saw were either stop bringing our son to shows or break up Distubed Dreams. I chose to break up Distubed Dreams. It's kind of funny to think about because even though Disturbed Dreams broke up, we were still in the same storyline working together, so it was still difficult to bring our son to shows. There were other things to consider though, like I never brought our son around Psycho Circus. If someone was bledding I left the locker room with him. He likes watching wrestling of all sorts, his favorite being lucha libre, but we didn't and still don't let him watch anything where Damian & I were against each other. Eventually though I stopped bringing him to shows, he attends one on occassion, but not like he used to. In having ou other son now too though(he just turned one), it's way different than before. It helps that I'm not wrestling anymore because I don't have to worry about a babysitter, or bringing him around the locker rooms etc. As far as letting him watch wrestling, I don't know lol. He sees his big brother playing with the toys and he tries to, I guess wrestling is in the blood. And it sucks to say, but as a parent, I do not want thme to be in the wrestling business. If they choose to when they're older, I'm not going to have a choice, but right now the answer is now lol. I've seen what other wrestlers have been through, as well as what I've been through, both good and bad, and I don't want my boys to have to go through it too. Parents always want better for their children, not saying that wrestling isn't or hasn't been great for others or myself, hell without wrestling I wouldn't have met Damian and have my children, but it's not what I want for my kids. I think if a lot of guys saw me now and spoke to me they'd see that I've changed drastically since having my second son. Motherhood slightly change me when I just had one child, but now with two I am a completely different person. I'm clamer, I'm patient, I'm rational, I'm compassionate. It's weird, even for me. I'm still always going to dye my hair and listen to heavy metal and read comic books, but everything else about me is almost like being a new person.

RL: What are your memories of PWF-NJ which later became Jersey Rampage Wresttling?
FF: Ugh. The only good memories I have of PWF-NJ/JRW was being able to cut promos(no other company bave me the opportunity to cut promos for some reason), being around great friends, working with Noel Harlow, and meeting Slim Jenkins. Otherwise I have no positive or good memories about that at all. It was a good idea that started out with many involved but eventually all of it fell onto Damian's lap and it damn near destroyed our marriage. At first, I helped as much as I could, but gave up because I didn't want to be a part of the company in the capacity and I was a new mom. I didn't have the time to spare for it, and even if I did have the time, I didn't want to spend it on the company.

RL: What are your memories of Joe Rules & Taylor Nicole?
FF: I met Joe at ECPW while trainging, such a grea guy. Like seriously I can't say anything bad about him.
Watching the match he and his manager Luxurious Lynne, helped me a lot. Watching how they interacted and fed off each other was simply amazing, they had that chemistry. I've done so many matches against both of them, I guess you can call Joe Rules and Luxurious Lynne my arch-nemesis'. I met Taylor Nicole through Joe of course, and she was such a nice girl with a warm heart. I only wish her & I could've gotten a chance to know each other better.

RL: What are your memories of Reckless Youth?
FF: For me Reckless will always be a legend. I would remember seeing his name in PWI magazine all the time, his and Don Montoya. And I'm sorry but if you are in wrestling and you don't know who those two names are then go back and study your indy wrestling history, those are two names that you should know!! Reckless is just so smooth and fluid in his moves in the ring, his promos are flawless. One could learn so much from him just listening to him speak.

RL: What are your memories of Spencer Jawitz aka Dean Ripley?
FF: Matzo ball soup! He, Damian & I had just left an NYWC event and went to a local diner, I was very pregnant, so feeding me was important. Now being as pregnant and hungry as I was, I was also irritable and outspoken. So he orders Matzo ball soup, I had never seen it before in my life and when the soup was placed in front of him I said loudly yet I thought I was being quiet, "It looks like balls in pee!" I don't know if he ate it after that, but I do know that my lovely husband had to apologize to the table across from us. Spencer was always a fun guy to be around, he knew how to make me laugh, that's important lol.

RL: What are your memories of CJ O'Doyle?
FF: Wow there's a name I haven't heard of in a very long time. O'Doyle rules! Best memory I have of O'Doyle was From PWF-NJ/JRW, he really just wanted to piss the fans off to no end, so in order to that, he stood on a chair in the crod with his arms raised in the air for the duration of his entrance music, which was about three minutes if not longer. I think the most he did on that chair was turn to face the other side of the crowd. It was one of the best moments ever.

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RL: Is it true that ROH was interested in you & Damian at one time?
FF: Not true at all. For some reason, certain people(who shall remain nameless), knew that one of Damian's wrestling goals back then was to be a part of ROH or at the very least do one match with them, and who wouldn't want to? ROH was the hot thing at that time. I didn't want to be a part of it because 1-it wasn't my thing, 2- they didn't use many female managers, 3-if they wanted me to wrestle I would in no way be able to measure up to the female wrestling talent they booked. But I digress, so those that knew Damian's ROH goal decided to play a prank on him that ROH was interested in using him and blah blah blah. It was a real scumbag thing to do considering we thought these people were friends, and it devastated Damian. But he moved on, it's water under the bridge, and he who laughs last laughs hardest because just last year Damian did in fact get a chance to work for ROH at their two day event in Philadelphia for TV tapings.

RL: What are your memories of refereeing in WSU?
FF: Another happy accident. That's a trend with me huh? Everything I end up doing usually happened by accident lol. Well, as I was doing my shoot interview for the DOI, my past with being a referee was mentioned. Sean The Mic McCaffrey asked if I'd like to referee WSU shows and I went for it. I always loved refereeing, and I really liked the idea of having an all women wrestling show with a legitimate female referee an not just some piece of fluff that didn't know how to ref. I had a lot of fun doing that, being the traditional untraditional referee.

RL: Word Association-Mikey Whipwreck
FF: Few cards short of a full deck lol.

RL: Curse
FF: Sneakers with wheels!!!

RL: Crusher Doogan
FF: Ping-pong paddles.

RL: Dan Dynasty
FF: My birthday buddy.

RL: Cherry
FF: Mandee's.

RL: Noel Harlow
FF: My long lost sister.

RL: Sean The Mic McCaffrey
FF: Practically owns women's wrestling right now.

RL: Ref Andre
FF: Would often forget how to count to 3 lol.

RL: Arwen Guerra(original NYWC superfan)
FF: SUPER KAWAII

RL: What are your thoughts on people who fake post on message boards?
FF: People still do that? Ugh that's so 2003.

RL: What are your thoughts on the NYWC message board?
FF: Persaonlly, I like it. I'm not a member, but I do frequent the board to catch up on the shows and read the No Punches Pulled interviews(I still think Mike Spinelli's was the best one I've ever read). I think it's a great place for fans specifically of NYWC to come together to sa what they feel about the guys & girls and the product in a respectful and constructive way. Also, the interviews that are being done are fantastic. You really get to know the person being interviewed, and the NYWC board gives a place for that since all the wrestling websites are interested in are controversy and gossip lately. And though Facebook and Twitter are all the rage right now, I feel there is still a place for message boards.

RL: What do you miss most about the wrestling business?
FF: I miss dressing up(I live in a jeans, t-shirt, and make-up less world now lol), I miss meeting and interacting with the fans, I miss the guys in the locker room and just kicking back with them. I don't miss traveling, though I don't count going to NYWC much as 'traveling' because a vast majority of my friends live out there, I mean traveling as in sitting in a car for hours at a time.

RL: Do you think you'll ever return to wrestling?
FF: Honestly I don't know. The wrestling bug is still in me I will fully admit. I want to dress up, I have great ideas for spots that I want to do or spots I've always wanted to do but never got the chance to, and promos, etc. Or I'll hear a song and say 'Oh that would be great entrance music'. It is hard to keep that bug at bay because I'm married to a wrestler, to hear him talk about wrestling and what he's doing and watching him go to shows reignites that spark in me. But then I look at my kids, and think 'do I really want to leave them home with a sitter on a weekend just for a fifteen minute spot that takes all day and all night to get to?' And if I ever return, I'd want it to be somewhere familiar, with people that I know like at NYWC or ACE, so I'd be comfortable and my time away from my kids would be for more than just a show. These past two weeks alone I've had opportunities to wrestle and manage arise, but I know that now is not the right time. Though doing a show would be a welcome and much needed day off from being a mother and housewife 24/7. So, I just don't know, never say never right?

RL: I've learned that you can't say never in wrestling. What's the biggest misconception of women in wrestling?
FF: The biggest one being that she's, in politically correct terms, promiscuous. A few bad seeds shouldn't ruin it for all of us. Sometimes relationships happen, sometimes they don't, sometimes casual sex happens, sometimes people get hurt or jealous. It happens in the world all day, every day. The only difference with it in wrestling is that everyone knows everyone in the wrestling world and things very easily get misconstrued and over exaggerated. The other misconception is that women in wrestling are just eye candy. Some are overly pretty, some aren't, but looks should have no basis on talent, and it's a shame that no nothing model types get shots before th over-talented average girl. For example, the WWE tries to set out a good example to kids et., but when you really look at it all it tells you is that females should be between a size 0-2, have big perky sometimes fake boobs, be tan, long preferably blond hair, have gear that looks like lingere, and have no personality/character. There are a few exceptions in the WWE, but in some way shape or form they still fit the mold mentioned above. I miss the divas of old, where you know who was what by personality/character and it appealed to everyone; Molly Holly was the girl next door, Trish Stratus was the sex kitten, Lita was the rocker, Jaqueline was the bad-ass. Now Kelly Kelly is the blond good girl, Maryse is the French Blond bad girl, the Bella's are the twins, Beth Phoenix is the big blond one, Eve is the one that's always with Kelly Kelly.

RL: Is there anything you'd like to say to the fans?
FF: I miss you all!!! You can find me at my Facebook page if you want to chit chat about the old times lol, www.facebook.com/messages/?action=read&tid=8l%2FxgbeJpeZcZHOpGTHtwg#!/pages/Foxy-Foxxy/148498756686

RL: Thank you so much for the interview.