The Stats:THE STATS:
Height: 5’6
Weight: 145 lb.
Hair: Brown
Hometown: Charlotte, NC
LS:And who trained you?JH:George South, Caprice Coleman and James DrakeLS:What was your biggest influence to become a wrestler?JH:Watching it is one thing, especially as a woman, and seeing women’s wrestling change
in front of my eyes in the modern era was enough influence for me to get out there and be a part of it,
I’d say Sasha Banks was a huge factor to me in that aspect, and played a huge part in me actually
getting in the ring. And my all-time favorite Hiroshi Tanahashi was definitely a huge factor as well.LS:What other sports do you have an interest in?JH:MMA.LS:How would you describe yourself in terms of attitude, personality, likes, dislikes,
and strengths?JH:My attitude is definitely ruthless. I’m like a time bomb… set me off and that’s all
you’re going to see. My personality is easy going, and my strengths… well, I can’t tell you that …
any enemy could be reading this right now and trying to figure me out.LS:What is your most marked characteristic as a wrestler?JH:Warrior. Definitely that.LS:Describe a typical day of training for you. What is most important in
your workout?JH:Legs and cardio. Got to keep both of those in good shape for multiple reasons.LS:How would you best describe your ring style?JH:Powerhouse and high flying.LS:What moves are you best known for?JH:My finisher is the Dragon’s Knockout (guillotine), and my signature moves
are the senton, cannonball, shotgun drop kick, curb stomp, strikes and kicks.LS:Have you ever been injured in the ring?JH:Yes. There was one time I got chokeslammed by someone who’s, like,
incredibly tall and I got concussed afterwards, but it wasn’t a big deal to me.LS:Who have been your toughest opponents?JH:My toughest opponents so far have been Brittany Jade, Kasey Fox and
Kenzie James.LS:Who are your allies?JH:I know one I can definitely count on, and his name is Thomas Extreme.LS:What has been your most memorable win?JH:See, this is a funny question, because all of my wins are memorable. I don’t
think of one lesser than the other, so all of them.LS:What was your worst loss?JH:Definitely when I lost the match against Kasey Fox for the AIWF women’s
championship. It was the match to determine the first women’s champion for the promotion
ever, and I blew it. That will forever stick with me. God, I hate it!LS:Who is the one wrestler you would most like to face in the ring, but
haven’t yet?JH:Savannah Evans, and there is no one else I would like to face right now
more than her.LS:What type of match do you enjoy the most?JH:I personally enjoy a good ol’ tag team matchLS:What sort of reactions do you get from people when they learn
you are a wrestler?JH:Their reactions are priceless! Sometimes funny even, they like get excited
and start asking so many questions, and asking if they can see videos.LS:What is so special about this sport to you?JH:Everything. Words can’t even describe how special this sport is to me.
There’s no particular thing about it that makes it special, because everything about
it is special.LS:What are your fans like?JH:Funny like me, and very supportive.LS:If you had the power, what one thing would you do to improve
the sport?JH:Enforce inter-gender wrestling, I love those types of matches, and
not only do I love them, but they should be something that’s looked at as the normal now.LS:Where have you wrestled, and what titles have you held?JH:I’ve wrestled at Xtreme World Wrestling, Bad Boyz Of Wrestling, American
Lucha Wrestling, ACCW, Allied Independent Wrestling Federation, and I’ve held zero
titles so far, but that’ll change very soon!LS:What are your thoughts on women participating in the sport?JH:Amazing of course, it’s actually everything to me. We deserve to participate
in it just as much as our male counterparts.LS:What was your most unforgettable moment in the sport?JH:Can’t really answer that right now…everything is still fresh to me.LS:Any regrets?
JH No.LS:What would you do if you couldn’t be in wrestling?JH:I’d be a firefighter…another thing I always wanted to be as a kid.LS:What is your personal motto?JH:There’s three things that cannot be long hidden… the sun, the moon
and the truth.LS:What would make you most happy in life?JH:Living in a lake house with my dog.LS:Anything else you’d like to add?JH:Nope. Thanks for having me.facebook.com/jazmynehaoX
LS:What was your biggest influence to become a wrestler?JH:Watching it is one thing, especially as a woman, and seeing women’s wrestling change
in front of my eyes in the modern era was enough influence for me to get out there and be a part of it,
I’d say Sasha Banks was a huge factor to me in that aspect, and played a huge part in me actually
getting in the ring. And my all-time favorite Hiroshi Tanahashi was definitely a huge factor as well.LS:What other sports do you have an interest in?JH:MMA.LS:How would you describe yourself in terms of attitude, personality, likes, dislikes,
and strengths?JH:My attitude is definitely ruthless. I’m like a time bomb… set me off and that’s all
you’re going to see. My personality is easy going, and my strengths… well, I can’t tell you that …
any enemy could be reading this right now and trying to figure me out.LS:What is your most marked characteristic as a wrestler?JH:Warrior. Definitely that.LS:Describe a typical day of training for you. What is most important in
your workout?JH:Legs and cardio. Got to keep both of those in good shape for multiple reasons.LS:How would you best describe your ring style?JH:Powerhouse and high flying.LS:What moves are you best known for?JH:My finisher is the Dragon’s Knockout (guillotine), and my signature moves
are the senton, cannonball, shotgun drop kick, curb stomp, strikes and kicks.LS:Have you ever been injured in the ring?JH:Yes. There was one time I got chokeslammed by someone who’s, like,
incredibly tall and I got concussed afterwards, but it wasn’t a big deal to me.LS:Who have been your toughest opponents?JH:My toughest opponents so far have been Brittany Jade, Kasey Fox and
Kenzie James.LS:Who are your allies?JH:I know one I can definitely count on, and his name is Thomas Extreme.LS:What has been your most memorable win?JH:See, this is a funny question, because all of my wins are memorable. I don’t
think of one lesser than the other, so all of them.LS:What was your worst loss?JH:Definitely when I lost the match against Kasey Fox for the AIWF women’s
championship. It was the match to determine the first women’s champion for the promotion
ever, and I blew it. That will forever stick with me. God, I hate it!LS:Who is the one wrestler you would most like to face in the ring, but
haven’t yet?JH:Savannah Evans, and there is no one else I would like to face right now
more than her.LS:What type of match do you enjoy the most?JH:I personally enjoy a good ol’ tag team matchLS:What sort of reactions do you get from people when they learn
you are a wrestler?JH:Their reactions are priceless! Sometimes funny even, they like get excited
and start asking so many questions, and asking if they can see videos.LS:What is so special about this sport to you?JH:Everything. Words can’t even describe how special this sport is to me.
There’s no particular thing about it that makes it special, because everything about
it is special.LS:What are your fans like?JH:Funny like me, and very supportive.LS:If you had the power, what one thing would you do to improve
the sport?JH:Enforce inter-gender wrestling, I love those types of matches, and
not only do I love them, but they should be something that’s looked at as the normal now.LS:Where have you wrestled, and what titles have you held?JH:I’ve wrestled at Xtreme World Wrestling, Bad Boyz Of Wrestling, American
Lucha Wrestling, ACCW, Allied Independent Wrestling Federation, and I’ve held zero
titles so far, but that’ll change very soon!LS:What are your thoughts on women participating in the sport?JH:Amazing of course, it’s actually everything to me. We deserve to participate
in it just as much as our male counterparts.LS:What was your most unforgettable moment in the sport?JH:Can’t really answer that right now…everything is still fresh to me.LS:Any regrets?
JH No.LS:What would you do if you couldn’t be in wrestling?JH:I’d be a firefighter…another thing I always wanted to be as a kid.LS:What is your personal motto?JH:There’s three things that cannot be long hidden… the sun, the moon
and the truth.LS:What would make you most happy in life?JH:Living in a lake house with my dog.LS:Anything else you’d like to add?JH:Nope. Thanks for having me.facebook.com/jazmynehaoX
LS:What other sports do you have an interest in?JH:MMA.LS:How would you describe yourself in terms of attitude, personality, likes, dislikes,
and strengths?JH:My attitude is definitely ruthless. I’m like a time bomb… set me off and that’s all
you’re going to see. My personality is easy going, and my strengths… well, I can’t tell you that …
any enemy could be reading this right now and trying to figure me out.LS:What is your most marked characteristic as a wrestler?JH:Warrior. Definitely that.LS:Describe a typical day of training for you. What is most important in
your workout?JH:Legs and cardio. Got to keep both of those in good shape for multiple reasons.LS:How would you best describe your ring style?JH:Powerhouse and high flying.LS:What moves are you best known for?JH:My finisher is the Dragon’s Knockout (guillotine), and my signature moves
are the senton, cannonball, shotgun drop kick, curb stomp, strikes and kicks.LS:Have you ever been injured in the ring?JH:Yes. There was one time I got chokeslammed by someone who’s, like,
incredibly tall and I got concussed afterwards, but it wasn’t a big deal to me.LS:Who have been your toughest opponents?JH:My toughest opponents so far have been Brittany Jade, Kasey Fox and
Kenzie James.LS:Who are your allies?JH:I know one I can definitely count on, and his name is Thomas Extreme.LS:What has been your most memorable win?JH:See, this is a funny question, because all of my wins are memorable. I don’t
think of one lesser than the other, so all of them.LS:What was your worst loss?JH:Definitely when I lost the match against Kasey Fox for the AIWF women’s
championship. It was the match to determine the first women’s champion for the promotion
ever, and I blew it. That will forever stick with me. God, I hate it!LS:Who is the one wrestler you would most like to face in the ring, but
haven’t yet?JH:Savannah Evans, and there is no one else I would like to face right now
more than her.LS:What type of match do you enjoy the most?JH:I personally enjoy a good ol’ tag team matchLS:What sort of reactions do you get from people when they learn
you are a wrestler?JH:Their reactions are priceless! Sometimes funny even, they like get excited
and start asking so many questions, and asking if they can see videos.LS:What is so special about this sport to you?JH:Everything. Words can’t even describe how special this sport is to me.
There’s no particular thing about it that makes it special, because everything about
it is special.LS:What are your fans like?JH:Funny like me, and very supportive.LS:If you had the power, what one thing would you do to improve
the sport?JH:Enforce inter-gender wrestling, I love those types of matches, and
not only do I love them, but they should be something that’s looked at as the normal now.LS:Where have you wrestled, and what titles have you held?JH:I’ve wrestled at Xtreme World Wrestling, Bad Boyz Of Wrestling, American
Lucha Wrestling, ACCW, Allied Independent Wrestling Federation, and I’ve held zero
titles so far, but that’ll change very soon!LS:What are your thoughts on women participating in the sport?JH:Amazing of course, it’s actually everything to me. We deserve to participate
in it just as much as our male counterparts.LS:What was your most unforgettable moment in the sport?JH:Can’t really answer that right now…everything is still fresh to me.LS:Any regrets?
JH No.LS:What would you do if you couldn’t be in wrestling?JH:I’d be a firefighter…another thing I always wanted to be as a kid.LS:What is your personal motto?JH:There’s three things that cannot be long hidden… the sun, the moon
and the truth.LS:What would make you most happy in life?JH:Living in a lake house with my dog.LS:Anything else you’d like to add?JH:Nope. Thanks for having me.facebook.com/jazmynehaoX
LS:How would you describe yourself in terms of attitude, personality, likes, dislikes,
and strengths?JH:My attitude is definitely ruthless. I’m like a time bomb… set me off and that’s all
you’re going to see. My personality is easy going, and my strengths… well, I can’t tell you that …
any enemy could be reading this right now and trying to figure me out.LS:What is your most marked characteristic as a wrestler?JH:Warrior. Definitely that.LS:Describe a typical day of training for you. What is most important in
your workout?JH:Legs and cardio. Got to keep both of those in good shape for multiple reasons.LS:How would you best describe your ring style?JH:Powerhouse and high flying.LS:What moves are you best known for?JH:My finisher is the Dragon’s Knockout (guillotine), and my signature moves
are the senton, cannonball, shotgun drop kick, curb stomp, strikes and kicks.LS:Have you ever been injured in the ring?JH:Yes. There was one time I got chokeslammed by someone who’s, like,
incredibly tall and I got concussed afterwards, but it wasn’t a big deal to me.LS:Who have been your toughest opponents?JH:My toughest opponents so far have been Brittany Jade, Kasey Fox and
Kenzie James.LS:Who are your allies?JH:I know one I can definitely count on, and his name is Thomas Extreme.LS:What has been your most memorable win?JH:See, this is a funny question, because all of my wins are memorable. I don’t
think of one lesser than the other, so all of them.LS:What was your worst loss?JH:Definitely when I lost the match against Kasey Fox for the AIWF women’s
championship. It was the match to determine the first women’s champion for the promotion
ever, and I blew it. That will forever stick with me. God, I hate it!LS:Who is the one wrestler you would most like to face in the ring, but
haven’t yet?JH:Savannah Evans, and there is no one else I would like to face right now
more than her.LS:What type of match do you enjoy the most?JH:I personally enjoy a good ol’ tag team matchLS:What sort of reactions do you get from people when they learn
you are a wrestler?JH:Their reactions are priceless! Sometimes funny even, they like get excited
and start asking so many questions, and asking if they can see videos.LS:What is so special about this sport to you?JH:Everything. Words can’t even describe how special this sport is to me.
There’s no particular thing about it that makes it special, because everything about
it is special.LS:What are your fans like?JH:Funny like me, and very supportive.LS:If you had the power, what one thing would you do to improve
the sport?JH:Enforce inter-gender wrestling, I love those types of matches, and
not only do I love them, but they should be something that’s looked at as the normal now.LS:Where have you wrestled, and what titles have you held?JH:I’ve wrestled at Xtreme World Wrestling, Bad Boyz Of Wrestling, American
Lucha Wrestling, ACCW, Allied Independent Wrestling Federation, and I’ve held zero
titles so far, but that’ll change very soon!LS:What are your thoughts on women participating in the sport?JH:Amazing of course, it’s actually everything to me. We deserve to participate
in it just as much as our male counterparts.LS:What was your most unforgettable moment in the sport?JH:Can’t really answer that right now…everything is still fresh to me.LS:Any regrets?
JH No.LS:What would you do if you couldn’t be in wrestling?JH:I’d be a firefighter…another thing I always wanted to be as a kid.LS:What is your personal motto?JH:There’s three things that cannot be long hidden… the sun, the moon
and the truth.LS:What would make you most happy in life?JH:Living in a lake house with my dog.LS:Anything else you’d like to add?JH:Nope. Thanks for having me.facebook.com/jazmynehaoX
LS:What is your most marked characteristic as a wrestler?JH:Warrior. Definitely that.LS:Describe a typical day of training for you. What is most important in
your workout?JH:Legs and cardio. Got to keep both of those in good shape for multiple reasons.LS:How would you best describe your ring style?JH:Powerhouse and high flying.LS:What moves are you best known for?JH:My finisher is the Dragon’s Knockout (guillotine), and my signature moves
are the senton, cannonball, shotgun drop kick, curb stomp, strikes and kicks.LS:Have you ever been injured in the ring?JH:Yes. There was one time I got chokeslammed by someone who’s, like,
incredibly tall and I got concussed afterwards, but it wasn’t a big deal to me.LS:Who have been your toughest opponents?JH:My toughest opponents so far have been Brittany Jade, Kasey Fox and
Kenzie James.LS:Who are your allies?JH:I know one I can definitely count on, and his name is Thomas Extreme.LS:What has been your most memorable win?JH:See, this is a funny question, because all of my wins are memorable. I don’t
think of one lesser than the other, so all of them.LS:What was your worst loss?JH:Definitely when I lost the match against Kasey Fox for the AIWF women’s
championship. It was the match to determine the first women’s champion for the promotion
ever, and I blew it. That will forever stick with me. God, I hate it!LS:Who is the one wrestler you would most like to face in the ring, but
haven’t yet?JH:Savannah Evans, and there is no one else I would like to face right now
more than her.LS:What type of match do you enjoy the most?JH:I personally enjoy a good ol’ tag team matchLS:What sort of reactions do you get from people when they learn
you are a wrestler?JH:Their reactions are priceless! Sometimes funny even, they like get excited
and start asking so many questions, and asking if they can see videos.LS:What is so special about this sport to you?JH:Everything. Words can’t even describe how special this sport is to me.
There’s no particular thing about it that makes it special, because everything about
it is special.LS:What are your fans like?JH:Funny like me, and very supportive.LS:If you had the power, what one thing would you do to improve
the sport?JH:Enforce inter-gender wrestling, I love those types of matches, and
not only do I love them, but they should be something that’s looked at as the normal now.LS:Where have you wrestled, and what titles have you held?JH:I’ve wrestled at Xtreme World Wrestling, Bad Boyz Of Wrestling, American
Lucha Wrestling, ACCW, Allied Independent Wrestling Federation, and I’ve held zero
titles so far, but that’ll change very soon!LS:What are your thoughts on women participating in the sport?JH:Amazing of course, it’s actually everything to me. We deserve to participate
in it just as much as our male counterparts.LS:What was your most unforgettable moment in the sport?JH:Can’t really answer that right now…everything is still fresh to me.LS:Any regrets?
JH No.LS:What would you do if you couldn’t be in wrestling?JH:I’d be a firefighter…another thing I always wanted to be as a kid.LS:What is your personal motto?JH:There’s three things that cannot be long hidden… the sun, the moon
and the truth.LS:What would make you most happy in life?JH:Living in a lake house with my dog.LS:Anything else you’d like to add?JH:Nope. Thanks for having me.facebook.com/jazmynehaoX
LS:Describe a typical day of training for you. What is most important in
your workout?JH:Legs and cardio. Got to keep both of those in good shape for multiple reasons.LS:How would you best describe your ring style?JH:Powerhouse and high flying.LS:What moves are you best known for?JH:My finisher is the Dragon’s Knockout (guillotine), and my signature moves
are the senton, cannonball, shotgun drop kick, curb stomp, strikes and kicks.LS:Have you ever been injured in the ring?JH:Yes. There was one time I got chokeslammed by someone who’s, like,
incredibly tall and I got concussed afterwards, but it wasn’t a big deal to me.LS:Who have been your toughest opponents?JH:My toughest opponents so far have been Brittany Jade, Kasey Fox and
Kenzie James.LS:Who are your allies?JH:I know one I can definitely count on, and his name is Thomas Extreme.LS:What has been your most memorable win?JH:See, this is a funny question, because all of my wins are memorable. I don’t
think of one lesser than the other, so all of them.LS:What was your worst loss?JH:Definitely when I lost the match against Kasey Fox for the AIWF women’s
championship. It was the match to determine the first women’s champion for the promotion
ever, and I blew it. That will forever stick with me. God, I hate it!LS:Who is the one wrestler you would most like to face in the ring, but
haven’t yet?JH:Savannah Evans, and there is no one else I would like to face right now
more than her.LS:What type of match do you enjoy the most?JH:I personally enjoy a good ol’ tag team matchLS:What sort of reactions do you get from people when they learn
you are a wrestler?JH:Their reactions are priceless! Sometimes funny even, they like get excited
and start asking so many questions, and asking if they can see videos.LS:What is so special about this sport to you?JH:Everything. Words can’t even describe how special this sport is to me.
There’s no particular thing about it that makes it special, because everything about
it is special.LS:What are your fans like?JH:Funny like me, and very supportive.LS:If you had the power, what one thing would you do to improve
the sport?JH:Enforce inter-gender wrestling, I love those types of matches, and
not only do I love them, but they should be something that’s looked at as the normal now.LS:Where have you wrestled, and what titles have you held?JH:I’ve wrestled at Xtreme World Wrestling, Bad Boyz Of Wrestling, American
Lucha Wrestling, ACCW, Allied Independent Wrestling Federation, and I’ve held zero
titles so far, but that’ll change very soon!LS:What are your thoughts on women participating in the sport?JH:Amazing of course, it’s actually everything to me. We deserve to participate
in it just as much as our male counterparts.LS:What was your most unforgettable moment in the sport?JH:Can’t really answer that right now…everything is still fresh to me.LS:Any regrets?
JH No.LS:What would you do if you couldn’t be in wrestling?JH:I’d be a firefighter…another thing I always wanted to be as a kid.LS:What is your personal motto?JH:There’s three things that cannot be long hidden… the sun, the moon
and the truth.LS:What would make you most happy in life?JH:Living in a lake house with my dog.LS:Anything else you’d like to add?JH:Nope. Thanks for having me.facebook.com/jazmynehaoX
LS:How would you best describe your ring style?JH:Powerhouse and high flying.LS:What moves are you best known for?JH:My finisher is the Dragon’s Knockout (guillotine), and my signature moves
are the senton, cannonball, shotgun drop kick, curb stomp, strikes and kicks.LS:Have you ever been injured in the ring?JH:Yes. There was one time I got chokeslammed by someone who’s, like,
incredibly tall and I got concussed afterwards, but it wasn’t a big deal to me.LS:Who have been your toughest opponents?JH:My toughest opponents so far have been Brittany Jade, Kasey Fox and
Kenzie James.LS:Who are your allies?JH:I know one I can definitely count on, and his name is Thomas Extreme.LS:What has been your most memorable win?JH:See, this is a funny question, because all of my wins are memorable. I don’t
think of one lesser than the other, so all of them.LS:What was your worst loss?JH:Definitely when I lost the match against Kasey Fox for the AIWF women’s
championship. It was the match to determine the first women’s champion for the promotion
ever, and I blew it. That will forever stick with me. God, I hate it!LS:Who is the one wrestler you would most like to face in the ring, but
haven’t yet?JH:Savannah Evans, and there is no one else I would like to face right now
more than her.LS:What type of match do you enjoy the most?JH:I personally enjoy a good ol’ tag team matchLS:What sort of reactions do you get from people when they learn
you are a wrestler?JH:Their reactions are priceless! Sometimes funny even, they like get excited
and start asking so many questions, and asking if they can see videos.LS:What is so special about this sport to you?JH:Everything. Words can’t even describe how special this sport is to me.
There’s no particular thing about it that makes it special, because everything about
it is special.LS:What are your fans like?JH:Funny like me, and very supportive.LS:If you had the power, what one thing would you do to improve
the sport?JH:Enforce inter-gender wrestling, I love those types of matches, and
not only do I love them, but they should be something that’s looked at as the normal now.LS:Where have you wrestled, and what titles have you held?JH:I’ve wrestled at Xtreme World Wrestling, Bad Boyz Of Wrestling, American
Lucha Wrestling, ACCW, Allied Independent Wrestling Federation, and I’ve held zero
titles so far, but that’ll change very soon!LS:What are your thoughts on women participating in the sport?JH:Amazing of course, it’s actually everything to me. We deserve to participate
in it just as much as our male counterparts.LS:What was your most unforgettable moment in the sport?JH:Can’t really answer that right now…everything is still fresh to me.LS:Any regrets?
JH No.LS:What would you do if you couldn’t be in wrestling?JH:I’d be a firefighter…another thing I always wanted to be as a kid.LS:What is your personal motto?JH:There’s three things that cannot be long hidden… the sun, the moon
and the truth.LS:What would make you most happy in life?JH:Living in a lake house with my dog.LS:Anything else you’d like to add?JH:Nope. Thanks for having me.facebook.com/jazmynehaoX
LS:What moves are you best known for?JH:My finisher is the Dragon’s Knockout (guillotine), and my signature moves
are the senton, cannonball, shotgun drop kick, curb stomp, strikes and kicks.LS:Have you ever been injured in the ring?JH:Yes. There was one time I got chokeslammed by someone who’s, like,
incredibly tall and I got concussed afterwards, but it wasn’t a big deal to me.LS:Who have been your toughest opponents?JH:My toughest opponents so far have been Brittany Jade, Kasey Fox and
Kenzie James.LS:Who are your allies?JH:I know one I can definitely count on, and his name is Thomas Extreme.LS:What has been your most memorable win?JH:See, this is a funny question, because all of my wins are memorable. I don’t
think of one lesser than the other, so all of them.LS:What was your worst loss?JH:Definitely when I lost the match against Kasey Fox for the AIWF women’s
championship. It was the match to determine the first women’s champion for the promotion
ever, and I blew it. That will forever stick with me. God, I hate it!LS:Who is the one wrestler you would most like to face in the ring, but
haven’t yet?JH:Savannah Evans, and there is no one else I would like to face right now
more than her.LS:What type of match do you enjoy the most?JH:I personally enjoy a good ol’ tag team matchLS:What sort of reactions do you get from people when they learn
you are a wrestler?JH:Their reactions are priceless! Sometimes funny even, they like get excited
and start asking so many questions, and asking if they can see videos.LS:What is so special about this sport to you?JH:Everything. Words can’t even describe how special this sport is to me.
There’s no particular thing about it that makes it special, because everything about
it is special.LS:What are your fans like?JH:Funny like me, and very supportive.LS:If you had the power, what one thing would you do to improve
the sport?JH:Enforce inter-gender wrestling, I love those types of matches, and
not only do I love them, but they should be something that’s looked at as the normal now.LS:Where have you wrestled, and what titles have you held?JH:I’ve wrestled at Xtreme World Wrestling, Bad Boyz Of Wrestling, American
Lucha Wrestling, ACCW, Allied Independent Wrestling Federation, and I’ve held zero
titles so far, but that’ll change very soon!LS:What are your thoughts on women participating in the sport?JH:Amazing of course, it’s actually everything to me. We deserve to participate
in it just as much as our male counterparts.LS:What was your most unforgettable moment in the sport?JH:Can’t really answer that right now…everything is still fresh to me.LS:Any regrets?
JH No.LS:What would you do if you couldn’t be in wrestling?JH:I’d be a firefighter…another thing I always wanted to be as a kid.LS:What is your personal motto?JH:There’s three things that cannot be long hidden… the sun, the moon
and the truth.LS:What would make you most happy in life?JH:Living in a lake house with my dog.LS:Anything else you’d like to add?JH:Nope. Thanks for having me.facebook.com/jazmynehaoX
LS:Have you ever been injured in the ring?JH:Yes. There was one time I got chokeslammed by someone who’s, like,
incredibly tall and I got concussed afterwards, but it wasn’t a big deal to me.LS:Who have been your toughest opponents?JH:My toughest opponents so far have been Brittany Jade, Kasey Fox and
Kenzie James.LS:Who are your allies?JH:I know one I can definitely count on, and his name is Thomas Extreme.LS:What has been your most memorable win?JH:See, this is a funny question, because all of my wins are memorable. I don’t
think of one lesser than the other, so all of them.LS:What was your worst loss?JH:Definitely when I lost the match against Kasey Fox for the AIWF women’s
championship. It was the match to determine the first women’s champion for the promotion
ever, and I blew it. That will forever stick with me. God, I hate it!LS:Who is the one wrestler you would most like to face in the ring, but
haven’t yet?JH:Savannah Evans, and there is no one else I would like to face right now
more than her.LS:What type of match do you enjoy the most?JH:I personally enjoy a good ol’ tag team matchLS:What sort of reactions do you get from people when they learn
you are a wrestler?JH:Their reactions are priceless! Sometimes funny even, they like get excited
and start asking so many questions, and asking if they can see videos.LS:What is so special about this sport to you?JH:Everything. Words can’t even describe how special this sport is to me.
There’s no particular thing about it that makes it special, because everything about
it is special.LS:What are your fans like?JH:Funny like me, and very supportive.LS:If you had the power, what one thing would you do to improve
the sport?JH:Enforce inter-gender wrestling, I love those types of matches, and
not only do I love them, but they should be something that’s looked at as the normal now.LS:Where have you wrestled, and what titles have you held?JH:I’ve wrestled at Xtreme World Wrestling, Bad Boyz Of Wrestling, American
Lucha Wrestling, ACCW, Allied Independent Wrestling Federation, and I’ve held zero
titles so far, but that’ll change very soon!LS:What are your thoughts on women participating in the sport?JH:Amazing of course, it’s actually everything to me. We deserve to participate
in it just as much as our male counterparts.LS:What was your most unforgettable moment in the sport?JH:Can’t really answer that right now…everything is still fresh to me.LS:Any regrets?
JH No.LS:What would you do if you couldn’t be in wrestling?JH:I’d be a firefighter…another thing I always wanted to be as a kid.LS:What is your personal motto?JH:There’s three things that cannot be long hidden… the sun, the moon
and the truth.LS:What would make you most happy in life?JH:Living in a lake house with my dog.LS:Anything else you’d like to add?JH:Nope. Thanks for having me.facebook.com/jazmynehaoX
LS:Who have been your toughest opponents?JH:My toughest opponents so far have been Brittany Jade, Kasey Fox and
Kenzie James.LS:Who are your allies?JH:I know one I can definitely count on, and his name is Thomas Extreme.LS:What has been your most memorable win?JH:See, this is a funny question, because all of my wins are memorable. I don’t
think of one lesser than the other, so all of them.LS:What was your worst loss?JH:Definitely when I lost the match against Kasey Fox for the AIWF women’s
championship. It was the match to determine the first women’s champion for the promotion
ever, and
