1. Originally debuting in July 2002, Hatred worked for several years for various promotions in both the United States and Mexico, before moving to Japan in late 2010.
26 Facts About Hailey Hatred
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In 2011, Hailey Hatred made her breakthrough to the top of Japanese joshi puroresu with the JWP Joshi Puroresu promotion, holding the Daily Sports Women's Tag Team, IMW Hybrid Fighting, JWP Openweight, JWP Tag Team, TLW World Women's and TLW World Women's Tag Team Championships simultaneously.
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Hailey Hatred won her first title on June 6,2004, when she became the inaugural Totally Lethal Wrestling World Women's Champion.
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On October 29,2004, Hailey Hatred took part in the inaugural ChickFight tournament, losing to Nikki Roxx in the first round.
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Hailey Hatred has since returned to take part in the ChickFight III, IV and VI tournaments, each time losing her opening match in the tournament.
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On November 18,2005, Hailey Hatred defeated Mickie Knuckles to win the IWA Mid-South Women's Championship.
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On May 15,2009, Hailey Hatred defeated Sammi Lane in the finals of a tournament to win the vacant Absolute Intense Wrestling Women's Championship.
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On May 9,2009, Hailey Hatred made her debut for Jersey All Pro Wrestling, taking part in a battle royal, where she was the last competitor pinned by the winner, Sara Del Rey.
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On October 1,2011, Hailey Hatred made her debut for Shimmer Women Athletes, defeating Kalamity on Volume 41.
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Later that same day, Hailey Hatred teamed with Kalamity in a losing effort against the team of Melanie Cruise and Mena Libra on Volume 42.
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Hailey Hatred returned to Shimmer on March 17,2012, when she and Kalamity defeated Kana and LuFisto in a tag team match on Volume 45.
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In July 2007, Hailey Hatred made her first trip to Japan, working for the JWP Joshi Puroresu promotion on a two-month-long tour.
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On July 25,2010, Hailey Hatred returned to Japan, wrestling at a NEO Japan Ladies Pro Wrestling event, where she defeated Basara.
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On January 16,2011, Hailey Hatred entered the Tag League the Best tournament, teaming with Kaori Yoneyama as Queens Revolution.
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On June 26, Hailey Hatred defeated Leon to not only win the 2011 G-1 Grand Prix, but to retain the TLW World Women's and IMW Hybrid Fighting Championships and become the new holder of the JWP Openweight Championship, the promotion's top title.
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In winning the title, Hailey Hatred became the first American to hold the oldest championship in all of joshi puroresu.
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On December 23 at JWP's final event of 2011, Hailey Hatred lost the JWP Openweight Championship to Tsubasa Kuragaki.
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The year ended with Hailey Hatred being given her second Enemy Award in a row.
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On January 15,2012, Hailey Hatred unsuccessfully challenged Ayumi Kurihara for Mexican promotion Consejo Mundial de Lucha Libre's World Women's Championship at a Universal Woman's Pro Wrestling Reina event in Tokyo.
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In late 2011, Hailey Hatred began making semi-regular appearances for the Ice Ribbon promotion, which led to her teaming with Dorami Nagano to unsuccessfully challenge Hikaru Shida and Maki Narumiya for the International Ribbon Tag Team Championship on January 25,2012.
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Hailey Hatred made her return to Ice Ribbon four days later, teaming with Miyako Matsumoto in a tag team match, where they were defeated by Aki Shizuku and Hiroyo Matsumoto.
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On September 23 at Ribbon no Kishitachi 2012, Hailey Hatred defeated Neko Nitta and Shuu Shibutani in a three-way match to win the Triangle Ribbon Championship, her first title in Ice Ribbon.
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Hailey Hatred made her first successful title defense just six days later, defeating Aki Shizuku and Hamuko Hoshi.
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Hailey Hatred made her in-ring debut for Stardom three days later, defeating Saki Kashima.
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On October 28 at 2012 Yokohama Ribbon III, Hailey Hatred defeated Shida and Aki Shizuku via disqualification, after Shida used a shinai on her, to make her second successful defense of the Triangle Ribbon Championship.
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On January 5,2013, Hailey Hatred was stripped of the Triangle Ribbon Championship, when her third title defense against Makoto Oishi and Tsukasa Fujimoto ended in a fifteen-minute time limit draw.