Welcome to Diva Dirt’s Five to Watch 2011! This annual list compiles five rising talents in the world of female wrestling that we think have what it takes to be the next big thing. From their in-ring abilities to their unique personalities, we aim to spotlight some of the upcoming female talent that you may not yet know about. Over the next five days, we will unveil the names that the Diva Dirt staff have handpicked. Meet the Class of 2011…
Previously revealed: Allysin Kay
ALPHA FEMALE
Who is she?
Towering physique? Check. Intimidating and dominating in the ring? Check. A touch of mystery about her? Check. Meet Germany’s Alpha Female — a woman with all the tools it takes to be female wrestling’s next big Goliath. Like Kharma or WWE’s fleeting Aloisia (Isis the Amazon), Alpha Female has a distinct size advantage over her opponents, making for a classic David vs Goliath battle, something that wrestling audiences have always been drawn to. With over 10 years of experience, Alpha has wrestled all over the world, but has yet to find fame in North America.
Her story so far…
Trained under the likes of former WWE and TNA star Joe E. Legend, Alpha made her debut in the world of wrestling in 2001 as Jazzy B. Since, she has worked all over Europe including native Germany, the United Kingdom, Switzerland, Holland, Norway. She’s even wrestled in Africa. However, perhaps her greatest success has come since changing her name and gimmick to Alpha Female: a dominant, commanding presence who strikes fear in her opponents’ hearts.
As Alpha, the 6’1″ star is currently a champion in several different countries, including the EWE Champion in Spain and the TPW Champion in Turkey. Joining Pro-Wrestling: EVE in 2010, Alpha remained undefeated for six consecutive matches before losing her first match, but Alpha wouldn’t go down without three different rivals hitting three successive moves on her. However, the “Professional Predator” quickly returned to form with perhaps the most impressive win/loss record in EVE — 10 wins and just one loss.
Just last month, Alpha won the admiration of her Japanese peers during EVE vs Ice Ribbon which saw four stars from the Japanese promotion head to UK shores. Alpha proved her mettle in the ring with a hard-fought match against Hikaru Shida which was aired on Ice Ribbon’s #19pro television show.
As well as her work as a professional wrestler, the German giant has done a lot of television and modelling work including commercials for MTV and reality shows Germany’s Got Talent and Sing If You Can in Spain. Most recently, she was featured on national television in Germany on game show, Say the Truth, where celebrity panelists had to guess which of three women was the real Alpha Female.
In January 2010, Alpha took part in a TNA tryout while the company was in Europe, putting her on their radar.
Why we chose her…
Alpha Female is perhaps one of the most unique-looking wrestlers right now; her height and distinct presence makes her perfect for TV, so it’s somewhat perplexing that she isn’t already in WWE or TNA. Plus, she’s solid in the ring too. With her impressive win/loss record on EVE, it seems that a future EVE Championship match against Jenny Sjodin is inevitable. Then there’s her notable match against Ice Ribbon’s Hikaru Shida which could open doors for her to compete in Japan. The future is looking bright for Alpha, and we suspect that she could one day make it onto our screens, too.
Thanks to Pro-Wrestling: EVE for making two matches from its DVD series available to celebrate Alpha’s inclusion in the Five to Watch. These matches are available for a limited time only, so be sure to check them out!
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I wonder if the WWE has any interest in giving Alpha Female a tryout session and possibly a development deal, especially seeing how they’re currently in the UK doing both live events and tv tapings.
alexl467
Besides Kay Lee Ray & Rhia O’Reily, Alpha Female was one of the few Pro Wrestling EVE talents that had made me think, ‘She’s be seen more often in the future’.
Hopefully she has a nice TNA run if she really wants it, she’d be more unique there than in WWE where they already have Beth, Nattie & Kharma. Too much power is overkill sometimes, which is why, even though this is irrelivent to divas and I praise them for giving the man vignettes, I think the debut of Brodis Clay won’t be so impressive since they already have so many massive powerhouse men there.
Does TNA have many in their guys? Not too many. Does TNA have many in their Knockouts? NONE, except for Tara I suppose but she’s turning into a cripple these days so she doesn’t fall into the category much anymore. =-X TNA needs to bring in more faces and make themselves some more TNA originals, they’ve done this with Velvet, Angelina & ODB (both to an extent), Madison, Sarita, Rosita, Toxxin, and adding the likes of the Alpha Female can only mean good things for them. =-)
I have always thought that this girl would be good in WWE, i really think she will some day hopefully, if given the chance, come to WWE or even TNA,
TNA needs a dominant female figure Rosie Lottalove wasn’t the answer since nobody wanna see fat hookers…..The only answers are Anna Minoushka or Alpha Female. Didn’t wanna pick that Nakano wannabe since shes green.
Honestly, I was a lot more impressed with Kay Lee Ray from that first match than with Alpha Female. Aside from her size — which doesn’t mean much if you don’t have the talent to back it up (ex. Great Khali) — I don’t see what’s so great about her.
Alpha Female is definitely someone I think TNA or WWE NEEDS to hire she’s got the monster look and she can actually wrestle!! I’d rather TNA scoop her up because I don’t know how WWE would use her. But her vs. Gail would be amazing and very reminiscent of Kong vs. Gail.
I don’t know what it is for me, but she seems so attractive. Definitely a raw natural talent and beauty.
I can’t put my finger on it, but there is something that just screams WWE about her. Alpha and Evie would both be amazing signings. Just need to trim a little of the Divas roster is all.