Alejandra Quintanilla
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Hometown: El Salvador
Resides: Dallas, Texas
Pro Debut: 2018
Trained By: DFW All Pro Wrestling Academy
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Biography
– Alejandra was born in El Salvador, but grew up in Dallas, Texas
– In her debut match in May 2018, Alejandra defeated Sheeva at a DCW event in Fort Worth
– On October 19, 2019, Alejandra defeated Killa Kate to become the first KSMH Extreme Rules Champion, but would lose it to Ali Bama in her first defence 4 months later
– On April 9, 2021, Alejandra defeated Rache Chanel & Holidead to retain the DFW All-Pro Womens Title
– On June 25, Alejandra defeated Renee Michelle to retain the DFW All-Pro Womens Title
– Alejandra made an appearance on AEW Dark in July 2021, losing to Red Velvet
– Alejandra returned to AEW Dark in April 2022, losing to Marina Shafir
– In March 2022, Alejandra defeated Christi Jaynes to win the RCW Phoenix Title
– On August 19, Alejandra defeated Ki Vibez to retain the RCW Phoenix Title
– On April 22, 2023, Alejandra defeated Vanity to win her second RCW Phoenix Title
– On July 1, Alejandra defeated Mia Friday to retain the RCW Phoenix Title
– The next day, Alejandra defeated Emmy Camacho & Danni Bee to retain the RCW Phoenix Title
– In August, Alejandra dropped the ‘Lion’ moniker, becoming ‘Alejandra Quintanilla’
– On September 16, Quintanilla defeated Emmy Camacho to retain the RCW Phoenix Title
– On January 20, 2024, Quintanilla won a 20-Woman Rumble Match to win the vacant RCW Womens Title
– On March 17, Quintanilla defeated Jael to retain the RCW Womens Title
– On May 26, Quintanilla & Emmy Camacho defeated Gia Michel & Kalientita to retain Quintanilla’s RCW Womens Title and Camacho’s RCW Phoenix Title
– On June 16, Quintanilla defeated Ki Vibez to retain the RCW Womens Title
– On July 21, Quintanilla fought Kalientita to a double-pinfall draw to retain the RCW Womens Title
– On October 20, Quintanilla defeated Sheeva to retain the RCW Womens Title
– On November 24, Quintanilla defeated Ridley Thorne to retain the RCW Womens Title
