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|nameHistory="Para" (as apartment wrestler), Fallen Angel (pro debut - 1989), Robin Green (1989), Woman (1989 - ), Princess (AAA) | |nameHistory="Para" (as apartment wrestler), Fallen Angel (pro debut - 1989), Robin Green (1989), Woman (1989 - ), Princess (AAA) | ||
|family= | |family=Kevin Sullivan (ex-husband, 1985 - 1997), [[Chris Benoit]] (husband, 1997 - ) | ||
|maestro= | |maestro=Kevin Sullivan | ||
|birthdate=[[May 17]], [[1967]] or [[May 21]], [[1964]] (varying sources) | |birthdate=[[May 17]], [[1967]] or [[May 21]], [[1964]] (varying sources) | ||
|debut=[[July 7]], [[1984]] | |debut=[[July 7]], [[1984]] | ||
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==Sources== | ==Sources== | ||
[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nancy_Daus Wikipedia] | |||
[http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/profiles/w/woman.html Obsessed With Wrestling] | [http://www.obsessedwithwrestling.com/profiles/w/woman.html Obsessed With Wrestling] | ||
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[[Category: Female wrestlers]] | [[Category: Female wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category: Foreign wrestlers]] | [[Category: Foreign wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category: United States wrestlers]] | [[Category: United States wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category: WCW Nitro wrestlers]] | [[Category: WCW Nitro wrestlers]] | ||
[[Category:ECW wrestlers]] | |||
[[Category:Deceased wrestlers]] | [[Category:Deceased wrestlers]] | ||
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Woman gained her noteriety with her affiliations with the Sandman in ECW, and the Four Horseman in WCW. After a long running, and successful series with Brian Pillman, Kevin Sullivan (Then husband, and member of the creative team) decided to run a program with Chris Benoit that involved Woman.
Sullivan apearantly instructed her to get as close to Benoit as possible, to give the series a "shoot" feel, as he had with his Pillman matches. Needless to say, Woman ended up devorcing Sullivan, and getting married to Benoit.
This storyline has to go down as one of the greatest worked stories that became one of the best shoot series of it's decade.
