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Londyn Ali (November 10, 1996) is an American professional wrestler.
She is currently working for Pro Wrestling Xpresss.
Ali grew up with wrestling as her father was a wrestling fan.
Her 11-year-old sister also was influenced by the sport and claims wanting to become a wrestler once she's old enough.
Ali had always wanted to try professional wrestling and did so upon high school graduation.
She graduated from Woodland Hills High School in Pittsburgh, PA.
She also attended the Community College of Allegheny County (CCAC)'s Boyce Campus.
She endured two personal losses including her great-grandmother passing after a battle with colon cancer and losing her father in a murder.
She got a tattoo at age 17 of a dove carrying a set of boxing gloves, as tribute to her father and great-grandmother.
Ali began training at the PWX Academy during June 2016.
Her first match was on April 29, 2017 at PWX Ryse, where she was defeated by Christiano Negro.
On May 6 at PWX It's Dangerous To Go Alone! Take This!, she won her first singles match, defeating Tess Valentine.
On May 20 at PWX Redemption, Ali defeated Devyn Nicole.
On the May 27 edition of PWX Ryse, Ali teamed with Dalton Castle to win a tag match, defeating Crusher Hansen and Cristiano Negro.
On June 3 at PWX Burgh Brawl 21, Ali wrestled a three-way match won by Madi Maxx against Ali and Renee Michelle.
On the June 24 edition of PWX Ryse, Ali defeated Cristiano Negro in "Loser Leaves The Stronghold" submission match.
On July 7 at Girl Fight Pittsburgh, Ali wrestled in a match won by Amazing Maria.
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