Reggie Bennett

Reggie Bennett (born January 24, 1961) is a former American professional wrestler.
==Professional wrestling career==
Bennett began wrestling on the Californian independent circuit in 1986, primarily for the Independent Wrestling Federation, where she won the promotion's Women's Championship three times and appeared in the TV pilot for the American Women's Wrestling Federation as "The Cajun Queen". Bennett later signed to the Ladies Professional Wrestling Association. Bennett participated in the LPWA Japan Title tournament during the February 23, 1992 pay-per-view LPWA Super Ladies Showdown, where she lost by disqualification in the semi-final round.
===All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling===
Bennett signed with All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling in 1994 and competed there for several years. Bennett faced Chigusa Nagayo at the Big Egg Wrestling Universe show at the Tokyo Dome on November 20, 1994. She won the IWA World Women's Championship on May 15, 1995, defeating Manami Toyota. She lost the IWA Title later in 1995 to Takako Inoue. Bennett then went on to capture the All Pacific Championship by defeating Mariko Yoshida and then Kaoru Ito in a tournament on June 22, 1996, although she would again lose her title to Takako Inoue.
===Extreme Championship Wrestling===
On April 12, 1997, Bennett was one of the featured speakers at a banquet honoring Terry Funk. The following night at ECW Barely Legal, she debuted as a member of Raven's Nest, interfering with the World Heavyweight Championship match between Funk and Raven.
===Arsion and retirement===
On November 14, 1997, Bennett joined Arsion, forming a villainous faction of American wrestlers with newcomer Jessica Soto, who was billed as Reggie's younger sister Jessica Bennett.
On March 4, 2001, Bennett wrestled her retirement match against Manami Toyota.
==Personal life==
Bennett married a Japanese musician, Kenji Ishihara, in August 2000 and divorced in 2005. Reggie remarried in 2015.
==Wrestling facts==
Finishers and signature moves
==Championships and accomplishments==
*All Japan Women's Pro-Wrestling
**IWA World Women's Championship (1 time)
**All Pacific Championship (1 time)
*American Women's Wrestling Federation
**AWWF Women's Championship (1 time)
*Independent Wrestling Federation
**IWF Women's Championship (3 times)
==External links==
* Profile
Category:Female wrestlers
Category:1986 debuts
Category:1961 births
Category:All Japan Women's Pro Wrestling alumni
Category:2001 retirements
Category:Steel Kittens Productions alumni
Category:Living people
Category:ARSION alumni
Category:Frontier Martial-Arts Wrestling alumni
Category:Japanese Women Pro-Wrestling Project alumni
Category:Ladies Professional Wrestling Association alumni
Category:American wrestlers