Sarah Fenix (RLS CAS)

Sarah Goodyer (born 7th March 1995 in Wigan, Greater Manchester) is an English professional wrestler currently signed to UNION Wrestling, where she performs under the name Sarah Fenix, and is the current WOTU Inter Champion in her first reign.
After making a name for herself in Fife Wrestling Kingdom as Sara Raven1, she would debut the Fenix gimmick for PRIZE Wrestling League, remaining with the promotion until it's closure.2
== Career ==
=== Training and FWK Debut (2016-2018) ===
After being trained by former BOBWrestling Ladies Champion Jade Cousins, Goodyer debuted in Fife Wrestling Kingdom as Sara Raven. She mainly wrestled on the undercard, in short and frenetic matches, but was occasionally given the time to put on more technical matches. 
In June 2017, she was reportedly offered a trial with UNION Wrestling, which she turned down after speaking to her trainer3. This was shortly followed by her first ever Queen Title shot in FWK, which she narrowly lost to Zara.
=== PRIZE Wrestling League (2018-2021) ===
Goodyer, now called Sarah Fenix, debuted at a PRIZE House Show in August 2018, defeating Scottish jobber Teigen Harper. She went on to win a Four Woman Match to stake her claim for a Grand Championship shot at the Bring Down The House Show in October 2018, pinning Dulcy Bravo while Nikki Gore was being beaten outside the ring by Jessie Hu.
She'd defeat Hu on the first episode of PRIZE Live, before losing to CC Sharp on the next episode, and would float around the mid-card feuding with the still-green Becca Bond. She'd lose to Bond in a Grudge Match at Walk The Talk 2018, and the feud would initially continue, before injuring her back in January 2019 and being forced to take several months off.
She'd return in April as a heel, winning against Jackie Compton in an open challenge at Rise for the PRIZE 2019, before shockingly losing the final of the WCE Openweight Championship tourney to her at On The Line 2019. She'd continue to feud with the new champion, as well as Tova Viklund and Becca Bond, losing a four-woman ladder match- in which Compton retained the title- at Up Front 2019.
After a narrow loss to Tova Viklund, both women would turn face, with Compton turning heel and joining forces with Bond. They get beaten down for several weeks before Fenix would injure her back once again. She confirmed her withdrawal from active competition in July 2019, having surgery to repair damage to her spine the following month.
She'd return once again in February 20204, winning a battle royal to determine the next challenger for the WCE International Championship. She'd defeat Gaia Cassidy for the title at Eyes on the PRIZE 2020, holding it for a few months before PRIZE was suspended in November 2020. She would remain with the promotion, which had allowed her and several other superstars to compete at the 'Indy Wrestling Lives'5 shows to raise funds for the promotions of the alternative wrestling scene in Britain, until it finally closed it's doors in 2021, writing off a debt owed to her by WCE in the process.
=== UNION Wrestling (2021-present) ===
Fenix was one of the superstars to answer the offer from UNION Wrestling to join their roster after PRIZE collapsed6. The promotion caused a minor controversy in June 2021 when they admitted that they were blocking superstars like Fenix from attending the final IWL shows, due to a desire to hold their own pre-reboot touring shows.7
She'd make her UNION debut against Kelly Gazidis in November 2021, in a loss that established her as a face. She'd lose to the debuting Gaia Cassidy at the Aberdeen show in January 2022, having her arm targeted and injured over the course of the match. Fenix would feud with old FWK rival Zara during the first month of the 2023-24 season, leading to a Grudge Match at UNION Uneasy Alliance 2023, which Zara would win.
In the run-up to UNION Open Challenge 2024, Fenix would compete in a Three Woman Match with Birdy and Carita, being pinned by the former after a Birdysnapper, before going on something of a winning streak on UNION Unleashed and at Attendance Only shows. She'd answer the Open Challenge for the WOTU Inter Championship at the event, itself, defeating Tammy Washington after a Fenix Splash to win the title.
== In-Wrestling ==
=== Signatures ===
Facecrusher
Lift Inverted DDT
=== Finishers ===
Fenix Splash (Diving Body Splash)
Fenix DDT (Tilt-a-Whirl DDT)
=== Nicknames ===
-
=== Themes ===
Candies 1
== Accomplishments ==
WCE International Championship (2020)
WOTU Inter Championship (2024, current)
== Trivia ==
* Goodyer's wrestling names have both come from people trying to guess what the tattoo on her stomach depicts, with the first guess being a raven and the second a phoenix. Goodyer claims neither of these are actually correct.8
== Behind-the-Scenes/Notes ==
# This was to give her a little bit of legitimacy in the narrative coming into PRIZE, in truth she's an entirely new CAW.
#I decided this would be best given I haven't used her since 2K19, and PRIZE, anyway.
#In truth, I decided against creating her in 2K18 while still running UNION.
#Everything from this point on is made up to keep her bio filled in.
#This is a narrative reason for her infobox picture being taken in my Indy Arena in 2K20.
#I figured this would be the best place to put her for now as I mull over a UW revival.
#This, similarly, is an attempt to lay some narrative conflict for said revival, painting UW as being a bit ruthless in their comeback bid.
#The tattoo is actually an in-game logo from the Designs section, and I figured it might look like a raven when first designing her, before realising it reminded me of a phoenix. The claim that it's neither is just to maintain some mystery.
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